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People with PCS may experience constant headaches, learning difficulties, and behavioral symptoms that even affect their personal relationships for months or years after the injury.
I have built up many relationships over 10 years.
After all, conversations about high blood pressure have all the elements of great shop talk: stress and high blood pressure, food and high blood pressure, relationships and high blood pressure, and yes, what it's like to be a black man in America and high blood pressure.
Well, they set their goal as the need to create lasting, positive experiences and relationships between people who've never met before.
This shapes how we think about our health, our relationships, how we decide how to vote, what we consider fair or ethical.
In my previous job, I was the most senior woman in the Middle East, so one could think that investing in my network of female colleagues couldn't bring many benefits and that I should instead invest my time developing my relationships with male seniors and peers.
We show off our baby photos, we start and grow our businesses, we make new relationships, we let the world in, one Facebook like at a time.
They're suffering from damaged relationships and damaged reputations.
Two-thirds of those who are living with multiple generations under one roof say it's improved their relationships.
So it began to occur to me: during this long extension of the precommitment stage, if you can get rid of bad relationships before you marry, maybe we're going to see more happy marriages.
And I will conclude by saying any understanding of human relationships must take into account one the most powerful determinants of human behavior: the unquenchable, adaptable and primordial human drive to love.
And so, that was the first thing I thought, that the need doesn't change, but the context and the way we regulate these relationships changes a lot.
You study the brain and I study people's relationships and stories, so I think it's everything you say, plus.
In your career and personal life, in your relationships, and in your heart and soul, your backwards-swimming fish do you great harm.
We're all going to have big losses in our lives, maybe a job or a career, relationships, love, our youth.
So for a long time, until the mid-1800s, trust was built around tight-knit relationships.
Close the divide by engaging in communication and relationships that matter.
Long-term partnerships allow you to build relationships, to get to know the data, to really understand it and to start to understand the needs and challenges that the humanitarian organization is facing.
[Create Intimacy] Studies show that how we feel about our workplace very much depends on the relationships with our coworkers.
And what are relationships other than a string of microinteractions?
So personal relationships, I think, are probably the most powerful means we have.
This is one of the main things I've learned that I take into my human relationships.
Sometimes it's in relationships, where one person's more invested than the other person.
It flew in the face of more conventional trajectories of love and relationships, because God was never supposed to bless a union for folks like us, and the law was never supposed to recognize it.
We didn't have the kind of the relationship where we talked about the deeper stuff; but, like many siblings and like people in all kinds of relationships, we were hesitant to tell our truths, to reveal our wounds, to admit our wrongdoings.
You don't have to wait for a life-or-death situation to clean up the relationships that matter to you, to offer the marrow of your soul and to seek it in another.
What I want you to remember as members of families, in no matter what form or shape, is that what families need are warm relationships.
But the tree that stands out by itself makes those relationships that define a tree, the relationships between trunk and roots and branches, much more apparent.
Even if that tree is crooked or even if that tree has very unusual relationships between trunk and roots and branches, it nonetheless draws our attention and allows us to make observations that we can then test in the general population.
Human relationships are not efficient.
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