As she became frailer, I flew to Florida more often.
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Without the government's big push, the economy would be much frailer.
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As Alzheimer's slowly progressed and Chris became frailer, their lives narrowed.
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They are older and frailer than assisted living residents were a generation ago.
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The angel looks ever paler and frailer, with a halo that's hard to find.
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These frail devices, so much frailer after several hundred years, offer no sustaining succor.
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And although she was clearly frailer at each certification, she remained comfortable and pain-free.
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He kept shooting, even as getting around was harder for him the frailer he became.
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Scientists also found that the female patients were generally "older and frailer" than their male counterparts.
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She is a much frailer woman than when she first arrived more than a year ago.
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Even as she feels herself grow frailer and less flexible, she knows how to stay fit.
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She was much frailer than I remembered, and even simple things like swallowing were now a challenge.
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Older now and physically frailer (President Carter actually uses the word "decrepit"), the couple plan only one year in advance.
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As the 73-year-old Mr Obiang becomes frailer, his sons, including the prodigal Teodorín, have begun jockeying to succeed him.
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In short, insurance companies were prohibited from managing risk by charging healthy, low-risk people less than frailer, high-risk people.
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In another clip, a far frailer-looking woman, more than 100 years old, sits slumped at a desk, her arms wrapped around herself.
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There are no barriers in the stations and no steps up onto the trams, to make them easy for frailer passengers to use.
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In her club getup, Dounia looks younger and frailer than ever; the viewer is painfully aware of her vulnerability to violence, particularly sexual violence.
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At the same time, fragile, aging players like Mark Teixeira, Carlos Beltran, Jacoby Ellsbury, C. C. Sabathia and Alex Rodriguez are a year older and frailer.
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There's also a desire to see older and frailer family members, especially for adults who live far away and rarely spend time with their loved ones.
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As his wife grew frailer, Scott couldn't bear to see his wife go through the treatments and decided to offer up his own kidney to help her.
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Donnersmarck read the screenplay to Richter, as he did to me; in his view, Richter, frailer than when he had sat for the interviews, was profoundly moved.
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In addition, participants who dropped out of the study over time tended to be frailer and sicker than those who remained and were included in the final analysis.
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The other four lived to see another year coming to a close, most a little slower or frailer, but hanging on to the activities they could still manage.
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Although the program serves people who are generally frailer than other Medicare patients, it has led to lower costs, fewer hospital stays, higher patient satisfaction, and possibly, longer lives.
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"Frailer people should see a health professional for such exercise to be prescribed but fitter people can attend a local gym or community exercise class," Sherrington said by email.
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Dr. Parker, two decades into his retirement from the University of Chicago, is frailer now than when he made a trip to the North Pole with his son Eric in 2004.
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And because of a huge increase in the number of over-80s, a lot more money, and careful thought, will be needed to provide long-term care for them as they become frailer.
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His early steps were faltering, and a frailer soul might have been daunted by his mentors' fate; in 1968 it was Mr Glenn who had to tell Bobby Kennedy's children of their father's assassination.
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During a more serious interlude, when we see the children helping their older, frailer father take a bath, the non sequiturs in the dialogue aren't funny anymore: They are evidence of his memory loss.
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The moment a newly-released Fred hobbled out of his car, equipped with the kind of cane we equate with a much older, frailer man, and into the Waterford gates during "Women's Work," his days felt numbered.
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Geriatricians often encourage older and frailer patients with diabetes to ease up on efforts to achieve very low blood sugar levels (an approach called "de-intensification"), pointing out that the balance between benefits and risks shifts with age and illness.
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As he pushed into his 90s — growing visibly frailer by the week, stumbling ever more frequently at public events, his once eloquent speech becoming sluggish — people wondered, with a mixture of dread and hope, when "the old man" would be gone.
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Our capacity to reflect on ourselves, to think about the past and the future and to engage in abstract thought has given us access to some uncomfortable truths: We know that we and everyone we care about will age, become frailer and die.
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When I was a young adult, my grandfather started to lose his sight and became much frailer as he grew older, but my father was unable to care for him at home, so we ended up having to place him in a nursing home against his wishes.
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He looked leaner and frailer and less robustious than of old.
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Jorge is afraid of what might happen if his address was found on them. Richard gives them his real address. They say goodbye and Richard and Jorge return to Argentina. Richard's mother seems much older and frailer than she did before he left for Spain.
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Margit's final paintings returned to the topic of self-portraiture. She depicted herself in her old age and her body growing frailer, returning to her concepts of identity. These self- portraits were the last paintings she created before her death on 3 June 1991, at age 77.
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Haeckel's wife, Agnes, died in 1915, and he became substantially frailer, breaking his leg and arm. He sold his "Villa Medusa" in Jena in 1918 to the Carl Zeiss foundation, which preserved his library. Haeckel died on 9 August 1919. Haeckel became the most famous proponent of Monism in Germany.
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Frailer () is a 2014 Dutch drama film directed by Mijke de Jong. Initially intended as a sequel to her 1997 film Frail (Broos), the film moves from fiction to documentary. It follows the main character played by Leonor Pauw as she fights cancer in reality. The film also stars , and .
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Mijke de Jong (born 23 September 1959) is a Dutch film director, screenwriter and producer. She is known for creating films such as Bluebird (2004), Frailer (2014), Layla M. (2016) and God Only Knows (2019). Layla M. was selected as the 2018 Dutch entry for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film.
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After Adela died, Rita and Miguel became a couple, which Miguel's daughters accepted without surprise and with relief. Rita later developed Alzheimer's disease, and Miguel became physically frailer. In 1996, Miguel had a serious heart attack in Seville, which required a pacemaker insert. Upon returning to Argentina, he learned that Rita had been hospitalized with an intestinal blockage.
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Although the Omwati are not a branch of humanity, the differences are extremely small. The Omwati skin is a bluish color and their eyes are generally blue or black. The size of an adult Omwati borders that of a human, although their morphology is typically slightly frailer with regard to females. There are very few Omwati with a stout physiology.
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"The Future of the NORC-Supportive Service Program Model." Public Policy & Aging Report (2015): pru050. Altman was instrumental in promulgating the program concepts pioneered at Penn South, a union-sponsored, moderate-income housing co-op in Manhattan's Chelsea community, There, a program with the express goal of helping senior residents to remain living in their own home, even as they grew older and frailer, was organized.
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Jiangxisaurus is an extinct genus of oviraptorid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous Nanxiong Formation of southern China. It was similar to Heyuannia, but with more strongly curved anterior claws and a thinner, frailer mandible. This find is paleontologically significant because it contributes to current knowledge about the paleogeographical distribution of oviraptorids in southern China. It was most likely a herbivorus animal along with its close relatives Nankangia and Ganzhousaurus.
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Fifthly, and finally—and perhaps the strongest argument—it is unlikely that elective care patients would have been chosen for surgery at the weekend if they were high risk. There are several alternative explanations for this effect, including the hypothesis that an increase in mortality is due to a different (frailer) demography of patients being admitted at the end of the week (e.g. Friday and Saturday). There are two counter-arguments to this idea.
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Thy name immortal with thy works shall shine, And live when frailer marble shall decay." Of considerable note, also written on the same stone, in this deserted churchyard of a town or village of which nothing else remains, lies the further inscription: "In Memory of George Armstrong,M.D.,1720-1789, Brother of John the Poet. Doctor George Armstrong is the Father of modern Paediatrics, and the Founder of the World's First Hospital for Sick Children.
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Broos (Frail) is a 1997 Dutch film directed by Mijke de Jong. It is based on a play, in which five sisters meet up to record a message for their parents' 40th wedding anniversary. The film was shot on location in 14 days with backing from the Netherlands Film Fund. All five actresses won the Golden Calf for Best Actress Cinemagazine saw Broos as a "fine prologue" to de Jong's 2014 film Brozer (Frailer).
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As they grew older and frailer, and her mother's Alzheimer's disease became apparent, the daily routine of the crossword, initiated by her father, felt increasingly crucial both as a memory exercise and a ritual where humour, conversation and banter could happen as before. The first recordings for Standing By were made in the year 2000; the work was completed in 2017. Friend was a judge for the FotoDocument Awards 2013 and 2014, and is a member of FotoDocument Advisory Panel (2015).
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In its early years as an independent body the New Philharmonia flourished, in the concert hall and the recording studio. As well as its existing regular conductors, the orchestra worked with Ernest Ansermet, Pierre Boulez, Benjamin Britten and James Levine and many others.Hunt and Pettitt, pp. 419, 404, 394, 444 and 445 It reciprocated Klemperer's loyalty and appointed him its president and chief conductor, but this led to a decline in orchestral discipline and standards as Klemperer grew older, frailer and less in command.
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Diego returns to California with Isabella and her chaperone, to find his father in prison and his lands confiscated by his arch-enemy Moncada. It is time for Zorro to ride again. Diego proposes to Bernardo that there should be two masked men, to get more done and to confuse the enemy, creating a fox mystique. Diego frees his father from prison, an older and frailer Don Alejandro de La Vega, and gives him into the care of White Owl and his wife Regina at the Indian village to convalesce.
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It held a grey-haired man, approximately of Beck's height, with certain features which made him resemble Beck. However, Beck was younger and frailer in build, and this man had a scar on the right side of his neck, as Ottilie Meissoner remembered. The prisoner had given his name as William Thomas but the inspector, convinced that he was John Smith, informed Scotland Yard. Three of the five women who identified Beck in his second trial were brought in to confront Thomas and they quickly identified him as the swindler (the other two had gone abroad and thus were not present).
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A foul is the touching of any part of an opponent's boat or sculls by any part of your own boat or sculls. In the early days of professional rowing, fouling an opponent was an accepted part of the game as a contestant would often deliberately foul to gain an advantage. As racing boats became lighter and frailer this practise became less and less accepted and was finally done away with as actual rowing skill was counted as more important than disabling the opposition. Later title or money matches outlawed fouling and generally the man doing the fouling lost the match.
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As they grow older and frailer, Edith decides to move everything downstairs and close off the second story, and enlists Sanders' help. Upstairs, he discovers only one bedroom with only one bed, a fact which Edith does not attempt to disguise, saying only that they moved the extra bed out when Lyman came home to make room for his things. In the following years, Edith draws some pleasure from spending afternoons with Rena, Sanders' daughter, who is born in 1969. But soon it becomes too dangerous for Rena to go to the Goodnoughs on her own, as Lyman, who has regressed to infancy, is prone to unprompted outbursts of violence.
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Blinded by his desire, he did not notice that while he lay with her, his body seemed to get frailer until he died in a state of ecstasy. In The Female Element in Indian Culture, it says, "The Churel runs after and seeks to possess every man whom she meets, for, it is said, her carnal appetite remains unsatisfied in life". She also possesses girls during dances, causing a trance. According to Persian legend, when travelers saw the tracks of a Churel in the dirt they would try to flee by heading in the opposite direction, but her reversed feet would inevitably lead them right into her grasp.
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Other adventures include a chivalrous tale of Saint George and the Dragon imagined on a bedcover, a fishing trip which ends with a journey down the Thames pulled by a blue whale, a trip to the seaside which culminates in a re-enactment of the Battle of Britain and a Noah's Ark-influenced story, where Granpa's house is submerged and the pair have to accommodate exotic animals. The final jungle section, in which monkeys steal Granpa's storybook, is left intentionally incomplete. As the seasons pass, Granpa grows frailer, and eventually Emily is left alone with an empty chair and the old man's loyal dog. She leaves the house with the dog and climbs a hill.
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