What I see is people holding a crying woman. It is common in America to leave crying people cry alone untouched. /1
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Holding another person in distress, embracing is traditional way of calming or stabilising. There are many ways to use it. /2
A mother can revive a dead newborn by holding it. She can maintain stable temperature, breathing and heartbeat in children all ages. But particularly infants. /3
You can stabilise trauma victims by lying down next to them at the site of their accident and alining your body next to theirs to reduce their pain and agitation. Must be careful if suspect spine trauma motto dislodge. /4
You can help keep the dying at peace by climbing into bed next to them and holding them. /5
When people receive sudden bad news, you can hold them in a prolonged and sustained embrace until you feel them get relieved of the initial reaction whatever it may be./6
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