Sentences with phrase «more emotional turmoil»

This means that the separation agreement should conform as much as possible to your state's statutes on marital dissolution, so that there is not a wrenching change and more emotional turmoil down the road.

Haven't even touched on the subplot involving a swarthy, hilarious French cowboy (Dante regular Robert Picardo), or Jack's own inamorata, a check - out girl the filmmakers so mishandle that she inadvertently becomes Innerspace's most complex character: her shifts in personality due to schizoid scripting result in actress Wendy Schaal — another member of Dante's stock company — creating a person in more emotional turmoil than even Jack and Tuck.

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Sure, there were other factors, especially my own emotional turmoil, but I have learned more and more to rely less and less on my emotions.

Despite the hope of just cruising to a two or three goal victory in the FA Cup final against Hull City, after the semi-final against Wigan, we should have known that Arsenal would put the supporters through emotional turmoil before winning a trophy... More The waiting is over in a fitting way for Wenger

«Considering the immediate post-natal period is one of emotional turmoil and hormonal upheaval, any negative comments that people make after watching the videos could come at precisely the wrong time for some women, making them more vulnerable.

We learn to live with more emotional balance — and less reactivity and turmoil.

Dr. Christiane Northrup is Back with More Good Advice The emotional turmoil of menopause can be as much about empty nests, dissolving marriages and wrinkles as hormone imbalance.

The semi-retirement, a decision which she reached perhaps encouraged by the emotional turmoil of her separation with Mel Ferrer the following year and a well - known, publicly - stated desire to spend more time with her family, lasted until 1976, when she made a come - back in Robin and Marian alongside Sean Connery.

While this process takes more time, it minimizes the number of dogs that are returned and the associated emotional turmoil for the dogs and owners.

Veterinarians and horse rescues help the Havasu Falls tribe and its animals; animal welfare groups and human service agencies work together; memorandums of understanding prove imperative to partnerships; New Hampshire animal advocates chalk up a legislative victory for cats with chronic diseases; actress Adrienne C. Moore talks the human - animal bond; ways to alleviate the emotional turmoil when a dog has serious behavioral or emotional issues; how to identify cats» dental problems; and more.

In cases of more serious injuries, and facing lost wages because you can't work, or hiring others to help you because you can't perform your normal duties, you will no doubt be experiencing much more stress and emotional turmoil, as well as facing the pain of the injuries.

The other half of the equation is harder to pinpoint because it more difficult to assign a dollar amount to emotional turmoil and pain and suffering.

The death of a loved family member is painful, especially if he is the breadwinner of the family; it can be even more traumatic, which can cause an emotional and financial turmoil in the family.

The «fight» to achieve sleep in the face of perceived obstacles often compounds the emotional turmoil and stress that surrounds sleep problems — and makes sleep itself more difficult.

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Additionally, Yarnell and Neff (2013) found that when resolving romantic relationship conflicts, those with higher levels of self - compassion were more likely to compromise and balance the need of self and other, and less likely to experience emotional turmoil.