Sentences with phrase «bit of life trauma»

Then there were some back alley deals, a little bit of life trauma, and hurdles every step of the way.

Not exact matches

I write tales of everyday life, relationships, family, trauma, farce and the occasional bit of debauchery.

The vet believes Mister was a victim to head trauma at some point in his life, which causes him to look a bit different, but its all part of his charm.

One is Victor Frankl's book The Will to Meaning, which is written a little bit for a clinician since it has a little bit of theory in it, but it really is talking about how do we go on with our lives when we've suffered terrible trauma.

Trauma leaves scars, and scar tissue is brittle, it's not like normal, elastic, healthy tissue, so that when it's poked, as life is wont to do, kind of pushing buttons here and there of that scar tissue, a little bit of PTSD may resurface now and then.

I'm not claiming that structuring and creating the family visit as we did healed all the ripples of loss and trauma that Katrina had endured and will continue to endure in life, but I do believe that it offered this fractured family a bit of dignity, hope, and meaning.