Sentences with phrase «own emotional toll»

Perkins also recounted the «heavy emotional toll» of negotiating the settlement and the NDA.

As a result, plenty of people are feeling the physical, mental and emotional toll of that stress.

Before polling her audience, Griffiths didn't realize how much of an emotional toll leaks had on women.

Open - book management has also helped companies deal with the emotional toll caused by the recession.

«I don't think people understand that entrepreneurs do not start companies to become rich,» says Roberts, an entrepreneur who has also authored a superb paper on the emotional toll of entrepreneurial transitions.

about the emotional toll of finding out about Frank's abuse.

Dealing with the emotional toll of losing a loved one is difficult enough, but not having a life insurance policy in place can lead to undue financial challenges afterwards.

Those who are hesitant to allow telecommuting, for example, may need to consider balancing the physical and emotional toll of long commutes against the social benefits of having employees together in the workplace.

The psychological and emotional toll of business travel is more abstract, but just as real.

When you are in the midst of a divorce, the emotional toll itself is hard enough to manage.

The time I commit to sports is one thing, the emotional toll it takes on me quite another.

This likely took a great physical and emotional toll on Moses and prevented him from focusing on more critical issues of leading a nation.

Working as a newspaper reporter myself for a short time, I also know that even at smaller news outlets, the hours are long, the pay terrible, and the emotional toll high.

«34 Anyone who has visited Nicaragua has witnessed the emotional toll that U.S. psychological - warfare operations, including ongoing training exercises and threats of invasion, have had on the Nicaraguan people.

There will be times the emotional toll does not feel worth it, so take the time and do the work that helps you know that this move is from God — ask the hard questions to ensure that God is orchestrating this change, not you.

These complexities and their emotional toll make enforcement unattractive to local authorities who are already overburdened and underresourced.

The combination of the compressed post-London schedule and the mental / emotional toll of playing these every - possession - has - to - matter basketball games is leading to an understandable lack of sharpness and execution against good teams.

And I agree, the emotional toll of her passing could very well be a far greater X factor than all that Kawhi melodrama.

It might have taken an emotional toll but at 19 years old, it will not be affecting his energy levels.

The manner in which the OP diminishes this emotional toll is one of the most disappointing aspects of this article.

I have seen many hospital, dr attended births go very badly and the emotional toll it was going to take on the woman, in the long term, was evident.

This injury was invisible to all of us and there was no easy, tangible «fix» for his concussion; furthermore, we did not comprehend the complex emotional toll it had on Taylor.

Clinic visits, surgical procedures, and frequent checkups can throw big kinks into everyone's schedules and take an emotional toll on the entire family.

The cost doesn't add up to the expenses incurred from uncontrolled GD, not to mention the emotional toll of conventional diet therapy failing you.

There's no talking in whispers, or placing blame, but rather a frank and honest discussion about what happened and the emotional toll it can take on a person and a relationship.

Another advantage of repeat cesarean is that, if planned, it can take less of an emotional toll for some moms.

Specializing in a sport can take an emotional toll, both due to the increased stress of competing at a high level and because coaches at this level tend to be more demanding, sometimes to the point of being emotionally abusive.

Parenting coach Terry Carson suggests that parents take stock of the emotional toll that running around with kids takes on you.

When you have a fussy baby day in and day out, it can take a physical and emotional toll on you.

It is often the emotional toll of bullying that causes the most problems for the kids being bullied.

Alienation from grandchildren brings its own emotional toll.

You've been through a lot between pregnancy and delivery, which can take an emotional toll.

It's not that parents don't enjoy their children or their roles, but the emotional toll of parenting can be high, partially because parents in the United States are often relatively socially isolated and don't always have support from the community or even their extended family.

The emotional toll a miscarriage can have is heavy.

Not only is it hard to watch your child be overtired and fussy, it takes an emotional toll on the parent as well.

We have to consider the risk of a few nights of stress and unmet needs against the risk of a car accident or job loss, and against the serious physical and emotional toll of chronic sleep deprivation on the entire family.

The children are the ones who feel the emotional toll the most in a situation like this.

The model penned an incredibly honest social media post about the emotional toll working motherhood can take on a person.

Her best friend had been diagnosed with terminal cancer, and she was having trouble coping with the emotional toll of that, on top of all of life's usual responsibilities.

If you have any concerns about breast pump use or simply the emotional toll that expressing milk may have on you, you should speak with a professional, such as a lactation consultant

In addition, those long days in the NICU take a physical and emotional toll.

Child custody disputes can be among the most contentious and complicated kinds of legal situations a person can face, while the emotional toll of these disputes can make it difficult to focus on the technical aspects of your case.

«This takes an emotional toll on the kids, and puts them even further behind their peers,» said Susan J. Horwitz, Senior Staff Attorney at The Legal Aid Society, which represents several of the families involved in the suit.

«The emotional toll it took on people: baby albums, wedding albums scattered in the streets; people's memories and heirlooms; their whole lives spread out throughout the neighborhood.

We identified patients with mutations that predict phenomenal outcomes in the disease; this is a group of women with endometrial cancer who won't need the financial, physical or emotional toll of chemotherapy at all — they're patients who are probably cured by surgery alone.

These personal and professional losses took a heavy emotional toll on Stromer.

The economic, social, and emotional tolls of these deaths are substantial, but some parts of the US are bearing heavier burdens than others.

«In recent years, parents and professionals have become increasingly aware of not only the dangers associated with wandering by children with autism, but also the emotional toll this places on families and the limits it imposes on activities,» Dr. Adesman said.

Later in the day, Lugalo says that such stories take an emotional toll — he recently became a father himself.

At City of Hope we've created an emotional safety net to help you and your family cope with the stress and emotional toll of cancer.