Common examples of unicellular organisms include: cyanobacteria, bacteria, paramecium and amoeba. Most single-celled organisms live in colonies, but each organism remains self-sufficient. The opposite of a unicellular organism is a multicellular organism.
The Affectionate Embrace. A History of Hugging. A hug is one of the most simple and unadorned gestures of affection. âTo hugâ means to clasp or hold closely, especially in oneâs arms, to embrace and enfold in affection. It can also mean to hold fast or to cherish (Keating).
The MS hug is a collection of symptoms caused by spasms in the intercostal muscles. These muscles are located between your ribs. They hold your ribs in place and help you move with flexibility and ease. The MS hug gets its nickname from the way the pain wraps itself around your body like a hug or a girdle. These involuntary muscle spasms are also called girdling or MS girdling. Itâs important to note that girdling, however, is not unique to multiple sclerosis.