Sentences with phrase «difficult emotional decision»

Given the aggressive nature of BPDCN and the need for cytotoxic chemotherapy the patient elected to terminate her pregnancy which was a difficult emotional decision for her and her spouse to make.

She is likable, convincing, faces some serious and difficult emotional decisions and rises to the occasion in a convincing and crowd - pleasing fashion.

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3:58 - 7:17: The decision to pivot is always a difficult and emotional experience.

In what is undoubtedly an emotional and difficult decision for the Welshman, he has decided to pursue a new challenge elsewhere as he looks to become a manager and perhaps one day return to Old Trafford to take up the top job.

From an emotional perspective, investing cash after a 35 % market decline will be a difficult decision, particularly when you will have no idea how much more the market may plummet.

Though choosing business bankruptcy can be a very emotional and difficult decision, it isn't the end of the world.

We understand that the decision to wind down a business struggling financially can be difficult and emotional.

In facing difficult end - of - life decisions for pets, pet owners can take comfort knowing that they are in a private setting, and do not need to worry about working through an emotional process in a hospital setting near a waiting room full of other pets and pet owners.

The decision to euthanize your pet is never an easy one, however when that time comes, Northern RI Animal Hospital strives for the highest level of compassion during this very difficult and emotional time.

The decision to declaw your cat can be a difficult and emotional dilemma.

Colleen Pelar and Julie Fudge Smith discuss the heart - wrenching decision to rehome your dog and how this very difficult and emotional choice might be the best gift you could give to your dog.

Necropsy tends to be underutilized as a diagnostic tool because of the expense, the fact the dog has already died, and — perhaps most pertinent — the decision to necropsy can be very difficult to make in a time of emotional distress.

End of life care for your pet brings about both difficult and emotional decisions.

Finding a new home your pet can be an emotional and difficult decision.

Making the decision to place a family member in a nursing home or assisted living facility is difficult and emotional.

The financial and emotional burdens on the family can be crushing as they struggle to meet the cost of care and make what can be very difficult decisions about institutionalizing the family member.

And she did so when one of the most difficult, emotional, and personal of decisions was being undertaken by them,» said the ruling by Justice Ian Nordheimer, with Justice Russell G. Juriansz and Justice Bradley Miller agreeing.

Corey: I'm sure it is difficult to make decisions when you are dealing with highly emotional issues.

In most cases, the parties are emotional, stressed, and often overwhelmed by the life changes and difficult decisions that are ahead.

The court concluded that the plaintiff's lawyer had seriously interfered with the administration of justice by acting without instructions, directly contrary to her deceased client's family, and «did so when one of the most difficult, emotional, and personal of decisions was being undertaken by them.»

Within months, I was thrust into life - altering decisions that, even under the best of emotional situations, would have been difficult.

One challenging aspect of divorce is the fact that numerous important practical decisions must be made while the parties are simultaneously working through difficult emotional...

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San Diegans facing difficult decisions about divorce can now take advantage of informative workshops in where they can learn about ways to divorce without resorting to an adversarial, time - consuming, costly court battle resulting in emotional trauma to you and your family, especially your children.

Deciding that it is time for professional emotional counseling is one of the most difficult decisions that you can make.

«Making the decision to seek help for emotional problems or concerns, whether from a traumatic experience, changes in your life, feeling out of control, bereavement, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties or anything else, is an important and sometimes difficult first step.

We know that self - control is a fundamental social - emotional skill, allowing us to resist distractions, make difficult decisions, work collaboratively, overcome setbacks, and refrain from yelling at our bosses.

Stephanie discusses how to stop yourself from engaging in the types of habits that sabotage your relationship, especially when it's most difficult; when you are highly emotional, seeing red, or vulnerable to making bad decisions.

When PDMSTA Director Keith Bailey recognized that the best strategy to strengthen student behavior, respect and responsibility was by doubling down on their social and emotional learning curriculum, he made the difficult but important decision to allocate his very limited personnel budget to this priority, staffing out a new Director of SEL position, occupied now by an experienced outdoor and experiential educator, Aimee Cox - King.

Under the emotional stress of a divorce, it can be difficult to make decisions, especially when they involved financial matters.

The emotional turmoil related to a strained marriage can make it difficult to think clearly and make a well - considered decision about whether to divorce or stay together.

Adoption is an extremely emotional process and you want to be able to make informed decisions, which can be difficult when you are waiting for your child.