Because of complications, her recuperation took much longer than anticipated.
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SUE Recuperation (and other solitary stretches) call for immersive reading.
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Is there an element, then, of this project as historical recuperation?
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It's as much a learning process as it is a recuperation process.
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Recuperation time is expected to be four to five months, Schefter said.
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"We're just trying to take it easy," he said of his recuperation.
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"Very few days have passed and we're already seeing the recuperation," he said.
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Skaggs made his season debut on Tuesday night after two years of recuperation.
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Unlike Spirit, Opportunity has warmer temperatures and more sunlight to aid its recuperation.
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Sunday is for rest, relaxation, and recuperation in preparation for another working week.
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They're troubling groups because they don't respect the recuperation time of the percebes.
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But for most, it seems, it is a time for recuperation and healing.
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The first six months were going to be purely about rest and recuperation.
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Breaks, downtime and recuperation are key to staying hyper-focused over the long haul.
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Her release comes after several months of recuperation under the watchful eye of staff.
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The future The current situation in Syria and Iraq suggests that recuperation has begun.
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Clinton's account of her presidential campaign, the anguish of her loss and her recuperation.
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During his long recuperation, he sent off cross and accusing letters to his doctor.
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After days of recuperation, Stevens took to Facebook to thank everyone for the well wishes.
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Neither price estimate takes into account hours of work lost by long periods of recuperation.
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Oi, a Brazilian telecoms firm, applied for "judicial recuperation", Brazil's equivalent of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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"He will continue his recuperation at home in Mississippi," a statement from Cochran's office said.
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His recuperation and survival became the subject of "David," a 1988 made-for-television movie.
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Feels Good Man is about the rise, fall, and slow recuperation of Pepe the Frog.
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Congressman Jason Chaffetz interrupted his recuperation to cast his vote on the health care bill.
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"Without these industries, there can't be economic recuperation in Venezuela," said the author Mr. Prat.
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The staff room is a place of recuperation and consolation from the chaos of it all.
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Specifically, the e-kart features Bosch's new BRS boost recuperation system underneath its plastic body panels.
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For The We Company, Legere's skill set may represent a path to brand recuperation and profitability.
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These factors all act in concert to limit revenue generation and investment recuperation before patent expiry.
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While on rest and recuperation in Hawaii, he met Marlene McArthur, whom he married in 1962.
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We wish Mama Ali and her newborn boy lots of rest, recuperation and social media followers in 2018.
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Scientifically speaking, sleep is a process where internal restoration and recuperation of the body and mind takes place.
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Meanwhile, to further his recuperation, he set out for Europe on an extended version of the Grand Tour.
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Noren decided to balance the need for momentum going into the British Open with the need for recuperation.
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O&aposHanlon, 21, who joined the police force less than a year ago, will continue his recuperation at home.
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But it will be in spite of prevailing evidence on the power of sleep, recuperation, and sustainable work habits.
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We've seen [Julia], she's done some table reads, she's doing well, she's finished her last chemo, she's in recuperation.
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" The singer's wife, Mary Travis, joined him on the phone and compared her husband's recuperation to "giant baby steps.
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Michael Cheng and his Shanghai-born wife, who live in Flushing, considered using the center for her recuperation period.
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Her inspirational recuperation and positive strength three years ago encouraged other survivors to cope with the shock of the attack.
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Despite having comparative healing periods, recovery from serious injury and recuperation after childbirth are conceptualised differently in professional sporting contexts.
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Morla said he would return to lead the club for a second season as soon as his recuperation was complete.
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Like Mr. Kolnik, some want as short a recuperation as possible and find the newer kind of radiation treatment appealing.
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Costs are far cheaper than in the West, and many centers offer packages that also include recuperation in a holiday resort.
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"We've seen [Julia], she's done some table reads, she's doing well, she's finished her last chemo, she's in recuperation," he said.
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A family source told ESPN on Saturday that Ortiz, 43, will continue his recuperation at home, aided by full-time nurses.
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Ms. Day told Mr. Hotchner that another important thing happened during her year of recuperation: She was given a small dog.
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And after McIlroy's injuries flared up again at the P.G.A. at Quail Hollow, the thought of rest and recuperation was tempting.
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Medvedev, for all the powers of recuperation that were on display in New York, is now 0-5 in five-setters.
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During his recuperation, Stallworth remained on the Knicks' payroll as a scout and coached an Amateur Athletic Union team in Wichita.
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For many city-dwellers, the night brings with it a sense of quietude, of rest and recuperation before the next bustling day.
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The solar bill is part of the ongoing recuperation in South Carolina from an attempt to build a new nuclear power plant.
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Next year, all players will have that week in the calendar free to add to their recuperation from the 10-month season.
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One eye is operated upon at a time, with the second one typically done about two weeks later, and recuperation is fast.
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Only Southwest, which recently inked a similar deal with Boeing as recuperation for lost profits last month, has more in its fleet.
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He expects to complete his recuperation at his home in Plains, Ga., when he is discharged from a hospital in Americus, Ga. (Reuters).
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Recuperation hasn't been easy, but she credits her husband John Easterling, 66, a natural health entrepreneur, with helping her feel better every day.
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Raymond James said groundings were a "one time" situation, and it expects recuperation through maintenance credits or lower ownership costs of future aircraft.
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Three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt sat out for Houston as he continues his recuperation from last month's back surgery.
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Their clear knowledge of art as an "open work" analogy weaves together their disheveled items of non-hierarchal otherness under the umbrella of recuperation.
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There was a secret to Mr. Calvillo's recuperation: He insisted on being a father in a hospital gown, a coach from his sick bed.
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Due to his recuperation, Philip has also had to delay his first meeting with his newest great-grandchild, William and Kate's latest addition, Prince Louis.
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Following the surgery, she has been home resting alongside her husband, 31 — but it has not been an easy recuperation period for the NFL wife.
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Paradoxically, this longing can also be heard in calls for the recuperation of minority histories, of suppressed voices and of the dignity of history's victims.
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The Bryans, 41, have not competed on tour since the U.S. Open in September, stepping off the carousel of the tour for recuperation and contemplation.
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Poulter is playing at Harbour Town this week, while Reed and most of the other contenders from the Masters enjoy a little rest and recuperation.
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"Diego Maradona has just been released from hospital and is heading home to continue with his recuperation," the player's lawyer Matias Morla said on Twitter.
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"We trusted in the process of rest, recuperation and a gradual return to racing but like in any recovery, there have been setbacks," Boelens said.
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Now 81, Mr. Ozawa, a dynamo of musical activity until he was 19953, has been forced to submit to long periods of rest and recuperation.
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If the Puerto Rico economy is to have any chance of recuperation it cannot be saddled with the crushing effect of decades of bad deals.
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They, too, wanted to free themselves from home maintenance, especially after Mr. Matlock developed colon cancer and spent most of a year in treatment and recuperation.
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Scientists agree that rest is important, either for "physical recuperation" or for the central nervous system, according to the paper published in the Journal of Mammalogy.
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Analysis of blood tests in conjunction with medical records indicated that recuperation from a five common illnesses accelerated 38% among the study group versus the control.
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Continental said its 48-volt system offered functions previously reserved for more expensive high-voltage systems, such as coasting, fast engine start and recuperation of braking energy.
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NTSB members say they are focused on whether the engineer was distracted, but are timing their interviews with the crew this week around their recuperation from injuries.
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Should ISIS show remarkable powers of recuperation despite the international efforts to destroy it, its appeal to would-be militants beyond the Middle East might grow again.
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After being relieved from a fire, firefighters make their way to a designated Recuperation and Care Unit, a truck known as a RAC unit, outside the scene.
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To gain mental strength, know when to put down your phone or turn off your laptop, and prioritize the much-needed recuperation of your body and mind.
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Emin's "My Bed" looks very much like the various versions of my "Art Strike Bed" and therefore this recuperation makes my already unoriginal piece appear even more hackneyed.
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Get your pal a 12-pack of Vita Coco's organic coconut water for a big boost of potassium, electrolytes, and anti-oxidants sure to expedite anyone's hangover recuperation.
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Nature's mechanisms will kick in, they say, and spark the forest's natural recuperation just as they did after Hurricane San Ciprian in 1932 and Hurricane Hugo in 1989.
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It's recovery and recuperation time that can make you better at the things that you want to be working at or that you want to be productive around.
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Four days into her recovery for the procedure, which experts say typically has a one-day recuperation period, there has been no update on the first lady's condition.
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Elbow pain is sometimes an indicator of a torn ulnar collateral ligament, an injury that often leads to Tommy John surgery and at least a year of recuperation.
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At the end of the war, in 22012, he was taken with other survivors to Sweden, where a museum had been converted into a hospital and recuperation center.
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In an age of ubiquitous recuperation, he cannot hope to display anything like the exuberance, caprice and freedom of invention of his predecessors in the French New Wave.
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As Ryan worked on his game, the Greens continued to believe they were on the cusp of a miracle: Joel's survival and recuperation in spite of all medical science.
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We broke the story ... 400 got out of ICU earlier this week and he's now in stable condition, but he has a long road of recuperation ahead of him.
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Dany should have learned this after her first flight with Drogon: Dragons are pretty resilient, if given plenty of food and recuperation time, preferably in a very safe space.
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It has a 3,000-cycle smart battery with energy recuperation technology and the bike's massive screen shows useful information like charge and speed, and is visible in any weather condition.
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On the one hand, one hears the criticism of the snail pace of Puerto Rico's recuperation due to a combination of red tape and mismanagement by federal and territorial authorities.
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Ms. Union's silence, it turned out, was recuperation from the intense emotional experience of a monthlong book tour spent listening to painful stories of hundreds of women (and some men).
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Amid the enduring preoccupation with geometric abstraction across the Americas, the recuperation of this lost generation—and of Havana as a site of postwar Constructivism—comes as an important historical corrective.
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And because four months of recuperation would be needed after the surgery, the quicker Harvey has the operation, the better positioned he would be to make a fresh start in 2017.
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In addition to conventional CSC charging, the fast charging mode allows for a sensationally short charging time of only 4:40 minutes to 80% battery capacity with an exceptionally high recuperation rate.
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The unnamed painter at the center of Mr. Jelloun's novel is recovering from a stroke, and is using part of his recuperation time to write the story of his two-decade marriage.
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Petty corruption such as trying to hide extravagance in "concealed locations" will be targeted, as will the use of public funds to organize holidays in the name of recuperation, the official said.
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The Saudi Arabia False Emergencies (SAFE) Act, recently taken up by the Senate, is a good start, and a promising opening salvo for their recuperation of authority over arms transfer decision-making.
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Frank, still in recuperation mode, looks diminished as well; the slick brown dye in his hair has faded to gray, making him appear older and, coupled with his reduced physical size, frail.
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The TSA Loose Change Act was introduced in 2013 to donate the money to nonprofit organization that would "provide places of rest and recuperation for Armed Forces members and their families" in airports.
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After the car accident, Pazienza is saddled with a halo that is screwed into his skull to help his recuperation, but he refuses to settle for anything but the life he once had.
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With efforts by the Spanish justice system stalled, a Spanish human rights group called the Association for the Recuperation of Historic Memory asked Argentine federal judge Maria Servini to take up the case.
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Between the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the dissolution of the USSR in 1991, the Soviet Union built hundreds of sanatoriums across its vast empire for the relaxation and recuperation of its citizens.
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Five months after their final operation, Safa and Marwa are making slow but steady progress, the doctors said, adding that "a further period of recuperation and rehabilitation is essential to maximize their recovery".
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A year of recuperation and intensive speech therapy followed before he was able to perform, only now with a voice that grumbled like the trucks that used to pass his roadside childhood home.
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Walmart and Unilever said they are committed to achieving zero net deforestation in their supply chains by 2020, meaning any destruction in one region would be offset by recuperation of similar forest elsewhere.
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Gasperoni might not have much sympathy with Muller – who he essentially accuses of wanting more time for sponsorship and endorsements, as opposed to rest and recuperation – but football is the Bayern man's livelihood.
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But the idea persisted that the Intertoto was a dud option, the losers' route into Europe's secondary competition, likely to skew pre-season preparations and eat into the time assigned for rest and recuperation.
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Nursing colds and other ailments not only depletes a person's energy but also demands a lot of rest and recuperation that employees can't focus on if they're trying to work at the same time.
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Munich Re said the result was in line with expectations, but the unit's recuperation could help ease the concerns of disgruntled shareholders who worry that Ergo is a drag on the core reinsurance business.
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Instead, many spas report a spike in bookings from harried swathes of London professionals, who are hunting for rest and recuperation as they grapple with the stresses and strains of the so-called Brexit.
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While living here, I have changed careers, come out of the closet, managed a long recuperation from brain surgery, started meditating, and watched a dear friend die of AIDS in my apartment's front bedroom.
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Concealing spending by holding lavish dinners in private homes, passing off pampering at a spa as "recuperation" from work and going sightseeing while on business trips are all in the sights of the graft busters.
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The statement said the Prime Minister's personal physician, Dr. Tzvi Herman Berkovich, thinks Netanyahu did not complete the period of rest needed for full recuperation since his illness two weeks ago, and his symptoms worsened.
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After the initial post-surgery meeting, Johnson, an Army reservist who also works as a personal trainer, left town for a trip and Ginsburg continued her recuperation until they could meet again for more sessions.
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These kinds of selfless acts not only give us hope for the recuperation of devastated areas, but also for every single one of Gaga's fans, who are undoubtedly inspired by their role model's resilience and generosity.
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It impresses, with the benefit of its creator's perspective, that hardship is long lasting but can eventually be wielded; and that when armed with the experiences of grief, turmoil and recuperation, life and relationships become fuller.
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Munich Re said the primary insurance division's result was in line with expectations, and the unit's recuperation could help ease the concerns of disgruntled shareholders who worry that Ergo is a drag on the core reinsurance business.
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Scans on Tuesday revealed he would need surgery and his recuperation period of 20 weeks will rule him out of the rest of the Super Rugby season as well as Australia's two-match July series against Ireland.
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"Maintaining focus on having fun isn't just about rest and recuperation: When you go on vacation, your routine is interrupted; the places you go and the new people you meet can inspire you in unexpected ways," says Branson.
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Bieber stans, for the most part, have been supportive in the comments, understanding that their fave has been grinding and deserves a bit of rest and recuperation, and their sentiments have muffled sounds of his critics and skeptics.
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That forced some teams to play tough games before they were ready, Izzo said, even as the change baked in a week of rest and recuperation before the N.C.A.A. tournament for the lucky ones who will be going.
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Nora's rejectionism is afforded her by an enormous amount of privilege and the wealth she made during her time working on Eliza (in much the same way Evelyn's recuperation appears to have been funded out of massive personal savings).
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It is not enough to come to Puerto Rico and make generic statements of support for self-determination and make rhetorical flourishes on the cruelty of the federal government on its handling of the debt crisis and hurricane recuperation efforts.
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Grisham told CNN at the time of Trump's release that her treatment was commensurate with the medical ailment from which the first lady was suffering; however, many questions remained as to the exact nature of Trump's procedure and her hospitalized recuperation.
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That means McCain's availability to cast contentious votes becomes less important this year, putting less pressure on him to step aside rather than serving out his time in the Senate while taking plenty of time off for treatment and recuperation.
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" Ms. Judd said in a statement that "financial recuperation will be donated to the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, so that women and men in all professions may have legal redress for sexual harassment, economic retaliation and damage to their careers.
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As much as if not more than any other critic, Professor Scully enabled the recuperation of the grand continuities of architecture and urbanism that had been cast aside by the protagonists of the Modernist revolution of the 1920s and 1930s.
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And, if the paintings aren't found, we'll publish this, the story of their loss and recuperation through literature—make a little book that includes the installation shots of the two canvases before Sonia took them down to clean them up.
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While his recuperation is likely to keep him off the campaign trail for the critical remaining weeks, his team said they believed the attack — which highlights one of his core campaign issues of violent crime — would only energize his base.
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Murray, 30, has not played a competitive match since losing to Sam Querrey in the Wimbledon quarter-finals last July and had an operation on the hip at the start of the year after rest and recuperation failed to resolve the issue.
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Gronkowski, who has undergone three back surgeries as well as procedures on his knee and forearm, was absent for the start of New England's offseason program last week amid speculation he was unhappy with the Patriots organization over training and recuperation programs.
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This is peanuts compared to BP's $21 million, 26-year program to monitor US waters set up just over a month after the spill, with yearly conferences to present findings, discuss solutions, and continue in the recuperation of the US Gulf ecosystem.
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Confronting these dynamics as an artist working today must have been daunting, and I can imagine that Mutu would not want her project to be perceived as either a recuperation of these problematic histories, or a contemporary fig leaf for current realities.
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"The bottom of the recession, the floor, will be hit the first quarter of 2019, and in the second quarter we are going to see a recuperation," IMF mission chief for Argentina Roberto Cardarelli told reporters at a press briefing in Buenos Aires.
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The only way MacTavish Best was able to get through the ensuing nine months of grueling physical recovery (not to mention three years of psychological recuperation) was with an incredible support system of friends — like the guests at her Robert Burns party.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's cancer surgery and ongoing recuperation has cast an atmosphere of uncertainty over the Supreme Court at a critical time for its future and as the legal fate of several controversial White House policies hang in the balance.
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But their relationship became complicated in February 2015, when Dr. Dabbs experienced a recurrence of cancer, which led to surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York, followed by recuperation at Dr. Abbott's apartment in New York and at his home in Ridgefield.
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My experiences of déjà vu began during the long period of recuperation following my brain surgery, a time spent almost entirely indoors, moving in and out of a series of semi-conscious states that mostly included being sedated with opiates, sleeping and watching old movies.
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During an April 1 preview show for 123 people at the Los Angeles club the Troubadour, which helped propel the band to fame in the 1980s, Mr. Rose fell off the stage and broke a bone in his foot — thus the throne for a month of recuperation.
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And while this may seem like an old-fashioned power trip, all models (except for the plug-in hybrid with its high-voltage system) will be fitted with a 48-volt system that includes "mild hybrid" functions, including vigorous energy recuperation from braking, and even from chassis movements.
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Or any of the other star athletes who prioritize their sleep and recuperation as a key component of their performance: Since athletes need more sleep than average people, eight to 10 hours of zzz's a night is recommended, and that's not just before game day — that's every evening.
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When significant functional lifetime remains such that average potential productivity exceeds ED (see: PENALTIES level 3-5, accidental or minor energy depletion via productivity suppression or damage of persons/property, inadequate productivity (short term), excessive resource intensivity (short term) etc.) semi-automation permits reintegration when ED recuperation is complete.
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Even though he was in the hands of one of the nation's best doctors for the ailment, Harvey admitted that his recovery involved more unknowns than his recuperation from the elbow operation that he had in 24 — Tommy John surgery, which has a more established track record in the sport.
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Corporal John McBurney (Eastwood), brought to matron Martha Farnsworth's all-girl boarding school to recover from a leg wound, initially thinks he's in some kind of bawdy wartime romp, spending recuperation time seducing teacher and pupil alike: from mature spinster Miss Martha (Geraldine Page) to 12-year-old student Amy (Pamelyn Ferdin).
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I am accustomed to seeing in the Mets a reflection of a familiar sort of hopelessness; I tend to see their seasons as a struggle to extract some dignity and beauty and fun from a difficult situation, and the wins are brighter to me than the losses are dark, because each one of them is a small, successful recuperation.
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The Ideas Festival is the equivalent of its homecoming weekend, ten breathless days at high altitude (Aspen sits at just over 22019,400 metres) when a swathe of Washington power-players, Republican and Democrat alike – politicians, journalists, Nobel prizewinners, self-help gurus, diplomats, poets, bureaucrats, artists and spies – make the pilgrimage to the mountain seeking enlightenment and intellectual recuperation.
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" Bennett adds: "Couple that with the amount of pain she had apparently been in, according to close friends, and how long she had been in pain prior to the surgery, and there was concern that if her recuperation was not careful and extended, her type of condition could possibly result in the loss of her kidney.
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"The IDB has clearly a leading role in the recuperation of the Venezuelan economy, when we think of things like the electric sector, the energy sector, which are in bad shape," Abrams told reporters at the State Department, saying that Hausmann would be in a position to help develop a plan for Venezuela's economy as the country's representative.
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The story of the consul's incarcerated recuperation alternates with the embedded biography of Rimbaud, the life story of an Argentine extremist who goes by the name Tertullian and claims to be the pope's son, and Manuela's epistolary explanation to a psychologist of her back story, which involves literary betrayal, crack-fueled convent orgies and redemption through education.
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These municipally initiated festivals, our third element, produced at the behest of urban planners and publics servants rather than critics and curators, have not only today become the dominant mode whereby Street Art is encountered (in particular through its digital distribution), but have been a key element in both the recuperation of Street Art and its contemporary complicity within processes of gentrification.
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