Word: distressfully
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...worked with Fonseca at Harvard-Radcliffe Television (HRTV), said Fonseca may have been displaying some more obvious hints of distress before his death...
...both a preventive and a treatment tool, friends is helping to control childhood distress. For evidence, there are the favorable results of numerous trials - and there are children like Maddison, who was eight when her Dad left home to live with one of her Mum's friends. Previously outgoing, she became increasingly withdrawn and diffident as she struggled with feelings of guilt and confusion. Steered toward Barrett by the family's G.P., Maddison thrived in the friends program. One afternoon last week she sat doing her homework at a desk at Pathways, where her mother, Vikki, works at the front...
...What are the symptoms if you catch bird flu? They range from fever, sore throat, cough, and muscle aches to eye infections, pneumonia, and acute respiratory distress...
...Crimson’s articles have underscored a point that I thought worth emphasizing to the entire community: Students experiencing extreme emotional distress are often, in part as a consequence of their distress, the least likely people to seek help for themselves. Yet they may also be very open to accepting help when it is offered by others. With this in mind, I want to urge faculty, staff, and students to work together as a community to help people in need gain access to the many resources that are available...
...Houses and the Yard are key figures in this effort, of course. I want to acknowledge the important work that tutors and proctors do every day with students who have mental health concerns. But all of us can play a role in helping students. If a student indicates distress, I hope you will urge them to go to the mental health service at UHS. You could offer to walk them there or to call on their behalf as a means of offering support. Every student also should know that one can always ask a proctor, tutor, or dean for help...