Often in the early stages of mild hip dysplasia babies and children may not
even experience pain or show any symptoms whatsoever.
Often in the early stages of mild hip dysplasia babies and children may not
even experience pain or show any symptoms whatsoever.
Not exact matches
Leave it to religion to dictate how you should think and act, down to your last moments of life, for fear of
experiencing even greater
pain after death... and why shouldn't they know?
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Even before my personal
experience with God I could not understand the existence of
pain and suffering.
Takeaway for me is that the
pain / suffering / rejection we
experience in this life does not equal rejection by God —
even if it does serve as a chastisement / correction for sin / failure in our lives — it reveals God's love and personal concern for our development, reminding us of our mortality and need to rely upon him... In short, the wounds / scars we receive are God's way of branding / choosing us as his own...
But both Ike and I have
experienced the new creation as a club that can be used, often with the best of intentions, to assault our human truths and cause lies,
pain and sometimes
even death.
«If I live in a world that has no meaning beyond my own biography, my own personal
pains and joys, I will
experience an emptiness that always threatens to render
even my most joyous moments «meaningless.»
It is argued then, that the crushing, heart - wrenching
pain of watching a child die, and the sense of deep loss that lingers afterwards for days, months, and
even years in the hearts of parents, is the
pain that God
experiences for an eternity over the death of His Son.
Before starting birth control, her monthly periods (which exacerbate the chronic
pain she
experiences, especially while in «flare») were so unbearably painful that she couldn't
even walk.
Regardless of our homes — our
experiences in high school or college or as a kid — all of us have pasts filled with mistakes and hurt, seasons of
pain, friendships lost, fights unresolved, maybe
even regret.
I remembered Brennan Manning — the man who has translated the love of God in a way that I could receive it more than probably any other writer — was addicted to alcohol and I re-read up one of his last books before he died: «All is Grace: A Ragamuffin Memoir» where he vulnerably writes about what this battle has cost him,
even as he
experienced the unending and unconditional love of God in the midst of it, how he
experienced regret and
pain and loss alongside of the love and tenderness of God in this dependency.
We can't
even really
experience the good emotions when we avoid
pain.
Paul's prison
experience,
even with the deprivation and
pain involved, does not create in him self - pity or complaint.
Some people never do evolve much further than that
even though they become more cunning in the ways of
experiencing pleasure and avoiding
pain.
Even if the
experience is one of sorrow or
pain, the
experience is transformed into a part of a harmonious unity.
Unlike other sufferers, they
experience the joy of the Gospel
even in their
pain and agony.
However I think I would rather have connection and belonging
even if that means
experiencing pain and anger than be numb and surround myself with a fortress, never hurting but also where love can not penetrate.
Even the
pain experienced in our self - rejection stems from the fact that it is so deep in our nature to want to be valued and accepted.
This difference is made
even more stark by infant loss as bereaved mothers
experience both the
pain of grief and the abrupt hormonal changes that come with the end of their pregnancies.
Narratives about the abortion
experience show that there is plenty of
pain to go around,
even for prochoice women.
Jesus wants to
experience life with you through your eyes, your heart, your dreams, your sorrows and
even your deepest
pain.
But I suppose it's nice to know that God isn't afraid of getting too attached, that
even though His most valued creation will
experience suffering,
pain, sadness, and death, He still gives us names.
As a result, managing yours and especially your mate's expectations regarding the birth has become an important factor (e.g.,
even with an epidural, she may
experience significant
pain).
I STILL will occasionally get the clogged duct, engorged
pain, or bleeding thanks to someone biting with his mouth full of teeth,
even though breastfeeding has been a highly successful
experience for us.
When undergoing Radiesse injections, there is a possibility that you'll
experience redness, bruising, swelling, itching and
even pain.
With this carrier, you and your baby will be comfortable and won't
experience any
pain or strain
even on long walks together.
Your breasts will suddenly become sore or
experience a shooting, burning, or stabbing sensation,
even if you do not normally feel
pain while breastfeeding.
Of course, he had a mouthful of teeth and I never had
pain during breastfeeding (
even when he was doing headstands and flips while latched... nursing toddlers is a totally different
experience).
As a parent, especially a less
experienced one, there is nothing more frightening than seeing your child sick; besides remorse that you may have failed them, or
even caused the sickness, there is this desolate feeling of helplessness to taking the
pain away and making it all feel better.
Traumatic birthing
experiences, like the use of drugs to induce labor and numb
pain, internal electrode probes screwed onto baby's scalp, forceps, C - section, immediate cord clamping, suctioning, rough handling, bright lights, separation from mom and being left alone in a nursery incubator etc., can be hard - wired into a deep memory base that you, as a now functioning adult, can't
even remember, let alone access!
Doesn't
even touch on the actual
pain you
experience in that moment.
I can't
even begin to imagine the
pain these families are
experiencing, and it only adds insult to injury when people take steps to support and protect those responsible.
A nurturing touch can
even help baby feel better when they're
experiencing pain from teething, congestion, gas or colic.
Even if you've
experienced none of these pregnancy symptoms in earlier months, you might find yourself suffering from bad heartburn or having to use medicated hemorrhoid pads to relieve rectal
pain.
These women say that the hunger
pains that they
experienced because they didn't eat anything made their labor and delivery
even more agonizing.
The symbiotic,
even poetic, relationship between joy and
pain isn't something that just we
experience.
Full length model are for those who
experience pain from their lower back down
even to their toes.
Some women
experience pain even when it's just the water from the shower hitting their breasts.
Even though the contractions are over, you may still be
experiencing abdominal
pains.
If symptoms persist for more than a week without improvement, become worse, or if you or your child are
experiencing continued
pain even after a week of treatment, contact your health care provider immediately.
Even if you haven't
experienced labor
pains before, you will know these when they arrive.
If you've been unlucky enough to have
experienced an episiotomy, or
even a natural tear that went as deep as third degree, you'll remember the
pain clearly.
Breast massage can be beneficial for mothers
experiencing breast engorgement, plugged ducts, mastitis and
even chronic breast
pain.
Throughout your pregnancy and
even to 40 weeks and beyond, you might
experience irregular and unpredictable Braxton Hicks contractions, and it's hard to tell real ones from these unless they feel painful (and not all women
experience true contractions as
pain).
Also, because baby hangs away from the parent, if
even a few inches away, the parent
experiences back
pain.
Some
experience it during 4 - 5 weeks with
pain affecting the right side a couple of inches from the belly button — some may
even feel back
pain as well.
With the addition of epidurals and other
pain medication as well, often time women can not
even truly feel or
experience their own labor.
Even if he has a stomach for
pain and hospital food, it's hard for a man to understand the emotions, sensations, and
experiences a woman
experiences during labor and delivery.
If she really is in a lot of
pain even with doing all of the above, she will need to see the doctor to rule out any other complications as to why she is
experiencing these symptoms
As a parent, you may
experience an entire range of emotions including anger, fear,
pain, confusion and maybe
even embarrassment.