Sentences with phrase «pain i've ever»

They don't get infected often, but when they do, it can hurt like no bad bra or PMS pain ever has.

Worst pain ever in my opinion.

They see the pain as magnified — the worst pain ever.

Larrabee suffered a hand injury that has caused him pain ever since, but a spinal cord stimulator has helped.

I've had sciatic pain ever since I've had a belly but this is new to the 3rd & so painful, weird & annoying!

Patients will describe it as the worst pain ever, says Dr. Rondelli, and they often have to be hospitalized and given opioids to control the discomfort.

It hurt me a lot to see her suffering so much pain ever since the diagnosis and during treatments.

It's the best feeling pain ever.

Boom, it disappeared all together and I have no pain ever and still almost the entire bottle left.

The pain from my fever was worse than any labor pains I ever had.

Back in 2013, my mom injured her back on the job and was in chronic pain ever since.

Yup, historically the insured has had sudden back pains ever since she was born?

Also, stepping on legos is pretty much the worst pain ever.

I broke mine last week and I've been in constant pain ever since.

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«To be perfectly honest, I'm in the greatest amount of physical pain that I have ever experienced.

Anyone who has ever considered getting an IUD has also probably heard that getting one is terribly painful — and, possibly, was deterred from getting one by the thought of this pain.

Once infected, only about 20 % of people ever show symptoms, which most commonly include fever, rash, joint pain, and red eyes.

Have you ever wondered why after a stressful experience - like getting into a fight with your spouse or hearing that your office is announce massive layoffs, you have a physical reaction like a headache or stomach pain?

Once infected with Zika, only about 20 % of people ever show symptoms, which most commonly include fever, rash, joint pain, and red eyes.

It explained how War had come to be flooded with far more prescription pain medicines than its population could ever reasonably or safely consume.

Anyone who's ever given an important presentation has likely dealt with the pain of being unprepared for a rapid - fire question from the boss or client.

Just as Oneset was taking off, Abdullah started noticing an incessant pain in his shoulder, but couldn't recall ever injuring it.

Ever since the bank introduced that extraordinary forward guidance in December of last year, Fed Chair Ben Bernanke has been at pains to explain to investors and reporters that the 6.5 % target is a «threshold» and not a «trigger,» meaning that the bank could decide to keep rates low for longer if it is not satisfied that 6.5 % really indicates a substantial improvement.

Whichever tool or voice assistant you use, you'll find early on (as the current stats are clearly showing) that it's a pain in the ass to give incremental details like brand names or product sizes to the machine and, as the machine increasingly knows what you've already ordered, you'll be ever more inclined to just ask for «the usual».

Only emergency support from the ECB is keeping the banks afloat and saving Greece from a chaotic euro exit that would inflict more pain on its people and gravely damage the currency, the strongest symbol of the EU's drive for an «ever closer union» on a continent once ravaged by two world wars.

The best time to be shopping for a tax preparer is right after the close of tax season, around the time you are thinking, «I never want to go through the pain of filing on my own ever again.»

If running or jumping has ever caused pain or stress to your joints, Pure Barre may be just what you're looking for.

The goal setting worksheet at the end of this article will save you from ever feeling this again: the pain of setting a big goal in January...

Have you ever even stopped to think what a collosal pain in the ass you have been to her?

Yet often it seems that in those times, in those seasons of doubt and pain, we can find God and respond to Him in a more powerful way than ever before.

If you've ever had a package fail to deliver because you weren't at home, Amazon feels your pain.

People parrot that saying that «religion is the cause of more pain and suffering than anything else» without ever mentioning once any of the good that has been done in the name of religion.

Accept His love now, or face eternal torture and pain forever and ever.

Bible believer to Koran believer: Get into the same brain patterns as me or you'll be in pain forever and ever!

Have you ever imagined the pain he had to go through in order to sit but bleed at EVERY pore?

If in a few generations everyone that ever knew or loved you will be gone, and you'll be just dust so you'll have no memory of all the pleasure and pain of this life, then what's the point of living?

And I know that my pain is more godly than anything in my life has ever been.

In other words, have you ever heard someone blame God for the pain that women experience in giving birth?

Have you ever had a spiritual leader — or any Christian — minimize your difficulty or witnessed them silence another's pain?

But when the pain does finally cease, and the confusion caused by both the situation and our own attempts to avoid it clears up, we're left with the clear truth of life's permanent importance, which no pain should ever be permitted to obscure.

If (perhaps as a teenager) you have ever loved anyone who did not reciprocate that love, you know the pain caused by the lack of mutuality.

When it becomes too painful, he retreats to his ever - accessible pain - killer, alcohol.

You go «eliminate» some cell clumps... but if it was just «cell clumps», why has every woman I've ever met who's had an abortion express great pain and sorrow and lament over killing their unborn baby rather than feeling like they just clipped their nails?

There will not be that progressive and ever - glorious journey to Omega Point, which Teilhard de Chardin outlined, but instead that laborious struggle through pain and sorrow.

The «more primitive elements of animal consciousness — palpable hunger and thirst, fear and rage, pleasure and pain — are as clearly evolutionary adaptations to an ever more elaborate ecosystem as fur and feathers, toes and digits, eyes and ears.»

Unless processed through grief, pain will eventually find a way out in illness or depression, or will lead the griever to avoid all the deep feelings with which it is associated, preventing her from ever again feeling love or enjoying herself as deeply as before.

The pain of Pauline's death has not entirely faded, and I don't expect it ever will.

Job's mistake was thinking he'd ever understand the answer of pain.

Maybe you wonder if you will ever heal from this pain and how you will possibly move past it.

It's easy to convince ourselves we're guarding the feelings of others when we're only trying to protect our own hides — and this sort of deception often ends in more complication, lying and pain than we ever imagined.