Sentences with phrase «pain in your heart about»

«There's the pain in your body, and there's the pain in your heart about not being able to do the things that you love,» notes Dr. Weinrib.

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You don't have to venture very deep into the heart of your average evangelical Sunday to attend a service that avoids talking about discomfort or pain in life.

I write my songs about what God lays on my heart and I, likewise, feel mostly moved by a song when it is about the pain and suffering of the people in this world.

I read a lot of people say bad things about gays people, but you know God know your heart if one is in love with the same sex, how much it pain him to separate them, but he has to, why because he want their children to live.

I am looking to heal that inner abused spiteful child, even if it means expressing myself in ways I'd rather not and sitting with my conscious mind and having a heart to heart about how Jesus would never desire this pain to propel my walk of faith.

Think about this for a moment: Would anyone in their right mind trust an ER doctor to properly palliate the pain of terminal cancer or treat lethal congestive heart failure?

My heart is in so much pain and I can't do s $ $ t to do anything about it!!!

He cares about his legacy more than the pains in the hearts of fans?

The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act (2012) requires the Department of Education to develop and post on their websites guidelines and other relevant materials to inform and educate students participating in or desiring to participate in an athletic activity, their parents and their coaches about the nature and warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest, including the risks associated with continuing to play or practice after experiencing one or more symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, including fainting, difficulty breathing, chest pains, dizziness and abnormal racing heart rate.

It pains my heart to see him thrash about and cry out in his sleep but I am happy that I am able to be near him and provide comfort.

About 6 million patients are seen in EDs annually for chest pain or other symptoms suggestive of myocardial ischemia (decreased blood flow to the heart).

We're not talking about heart attacks, in which the heart is still beating and people are (usually) in a world of pain due to a blocked blood vessel.

About 10 % of statin users get aches and pains, says William W. O'Neill, MD, a cardiologist and medical director of Henry Ford Health System's Center for Structural Heart Disease at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.

«And we still have people who ignore their pain, who feel chest pain but who don't think heart attack... I understand being worried about, what if the ambulance shows up in my driveway and I come back and it was just indigestion?

There is INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE about the effectiveness of cystine supplements in the prevention or treatment of bronchitis, cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), end - stage renal disease (ESRD), epilepsy, fibrosing alveolitis, heart related chest pain (angina) or influenza, in promoting hair growth, improving brittle nails, boosting immunity, removing toxins from the body, wound healing or relieving pain in rheumatoid arthritis [9].

The medication I'm going to prescribe you will help delay the consequences of having diabetes for about 10 years, but after that, you will develop some or all of these symptoms: loss of your eye sight, loss of the use or actual loss of your legs and / or feet, loss of sensation in your hands, high blood pressure which could result in stroke or heart attack, pain in different areas of your body...» I kind of stopped hearing from that point.

I think that dilemma that Blomfeld puts Desmond Tutu through is a real one, where he has to question in some ways if he can forgive, even while listening to someone in a way revel in others» pain, and the horrors he has conducted among others, and still find a space in his heart and mind to care about him, and to love him.

This is not the first book I have read about the internment of Japanese and Japanese Americans during World War II and the plight of POWs in Japanese camps, but it is definitely more heart - wrenching, as it includes the pain and regret of things said and done, or not said or done.