Sentences with phrase «lot of worry»

Thankfully, I happened upon a great doctor who let me know my hormone levels were off and with a little help from Clomid I got pregnant but it wasn't without lots of worrying, ovulation tests, planning sex (yuck), and imaginary pregnancy symptoms.

The biggest challenge in indian audience is that majority of bitcoin holder are not very much use to these exchanges and lot of them worried before converting to INR to Bitcoin or vise verse, and worried that if their funds reach to bank account or not.

Baby Blaise Broadbent was born after three days of labor, three hours of pushing, and a whole lot of worry.

When first using a password manager, you will immediately notice that it will push a lot of your worries aside.

This provides a simple way to understand a lot of the worries about bond market liquidity as it relates to banks and corporate bonds.

«I blame this selloff on James Bullard, the St. Louis Federal Reserve (CEO) who, amazingly, said in an interview (Friday): «I know there are a lot of worries about global growth, a lot of it coming from China, I would probably be more sanguine than the market in that dimension,»» Cramer said in Friday's commentary.

He's got a lot of worries on his mind — his job is a heavy burden at times.

I had a pretty busy year in 2011: my husband and I celebrated our first year as parents, so there were a lot of firsts (joy, laughter, lots of worries and questions and sleepless nights!)

That venture cost him $ 200,000, 1 1/2 years of his life and a lot of worry.

it should quell a lot of the worry about Nurk's attitude.

Even though it was only a pre-season friendly game between Arsenal and Chelsea the other day, the 3 - 0 defeat and the manner of it had a lot of us worried.

There's a lot of worry about the Liverpool game that I'm reading about... Quite frankly, on a good day, we can beat them in their backyard.

Switzerland had a lot of worry as they went into the play - off match against Northern Ireland, who are one of the stronger teams in the knockout stages of the competition.

After a lot of worried calls to our pediatrician, she recommended we start supplementing with a small spoonful of Miralax daily (ask your doctor about dosages!)

In news that will hopefully be of huge relief to a lot of the worried people following Jibbs on Facebook and who are calling CPS to report that he actually named a child Fidgit Spinner, this is actually all a joke.

And if it turns out to be nothing, you'll avoid a lot of worry.

That latter question brings a lot of worry to newbie parents because their wee ones can not burp without assistance.

You'll save yourself a lot of worry and anxiety when labor actually does begin if you have your birth spot ready.

Just having that extra person ready to assist will alleviate a lot of your worry and anxiety.

Recognizing these common newborn skin conditions may save you a lot of worry and, you can keep on enjoying your beautiful baby... bumps and all.

Teens dealing with severe behavioral issues put their parents through a lot of worry and stress which can ultimately lead to some difficult decision making.

Having the right device allows you to achieve peace of mind and save you from a lot of worries.

Many families find that taking their mattress off of the bed frame and placing it on the floor eliminates a lot of worry.

We could say that this is a typical white, middle class concern — something that the author shares with a lot of worried middle class parents.

That also comes with a lot of worrying as a soon - to - be mother, considering how life will change after the baby is born.

I hate surprises so being able to be a step ahead of the game would probably calm a lot of my worries.

This milestone is a lot of fun and a lot of worry as well.

Many parents of twins carry over a lot of worry and anxiety about their babies, especially if they were faced with pregnancy complications or recuperating from a premature birth.

I don't get too much flack, but my Step - mom * did * have a lot of worry about my daughter «getting enough.»

And a lot of worry, fear, and exhaustion.

But when your child is feeling fine and absolutely well, still feeding well and have no other symptoms that may cause a lot of worries, then your little one is absolutely fine.

Sticking to an exercise program can solve a lot of your worries.

Elinor Tatum, publisher and editor - in - chief of The Amsterdam News, (the nation's oldest continuously published black newspaper), has given voice to a concern I've heard a lot of worried murmurs about in Democratic circles: That black voters won't come out to vote for Andrew Cuomo.

There's often a lot of worry in New York City about what we might be breathing into our lungs while we're commuting and otherwise out and about.

There is a lot of worry, Pipe says, that altering factor VIII to extend its half - life could make the inhibitor problem worse.

«You might think that's a really positive thing for the child, but that's creating a lot of worry [for the kid] as well.

Let's face it — a lot of us worry more about looking fierce than about actually improving our muscle strength.

«Getting married, having a baby, buying a new house, getting promoted at work — these are all positive steps, but they often come with a lot of worry, which can be exhausting.»

Maybe you want to use anonymity during your search for appreciate online, because you're apprehensive in what some people may believe of you, even so think you most likely are doing a lot of worrying in excess of nothing.

But I've realized that for me, now, dating a man 10 - 15 years older, or even a few years older, brings up a lot of worries about what might happen if the relationship turns long term.

Sticking with the DCEU and although there were a lot of worries a few months ago about Wonder Woman, with many complaining about a lack of marketing and promotion, things are really looking up for the Amazon Warrior.

On the other hand the psychological trauma that is inherited by the victims gives a lot of worry to both the victims and their immediate families.