Examples of using Chronically ill in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tom is also chronically ill.
She was chronically ill and had recently lost two young children.
I quickly thought of myself as others did. Chronically ill.
I became chronically ill at the end of 2014.
There's nothing like the attentions of a capable physician- to cure the chronically ill.
This is how others view a chronically ill person with invisible symptoms.
Of the men diagnosed as depressed by age 50,over 70% were dead or chronically ill by 63.
For many, the challenges of caring for an elderly, chronically ill, or disabled family member are simply a part of daily life.
The Ministry of the Interior announced atotal curfew for those who are over the age 65 or chronically ill.
One is that our agricultural diets today make us chronically ill, that they are out of sync with our biology.
Austrian Diabetes society informed back-to-School teachers about dealing with chronically ill children.
No one expects their child to become chronically ill, to have a disability, or to struggle with addiction, but all of this can and does happen.
The R.E.G.R.E.T. Support Groupwas launched in 2015 in Ireland by parents of chronically ill teenage girls.
Also men who are chronically ill, have lowered testosterone, and are alcoholic and who are taking certain prescription drugs also suffer from this condition.
It is especially important for those who are pregnant, nursing, chronically ill, elderly or under the age of 18 to discuss.
Since the onset of his illness, he has written seven books: two about education; two on Jewish subjects; one book of personal anecdotes; one book of poetry; and Choose Life,a collection of his musings about life and advice to the chronically ill.
Despite the heroic efforts of medical personnel, babies,children and the chronically ill continued to die in vast numbers.
Anyone wishing to enter the enclave- including the chronically ill, post-surgical patients, pregnant women, disabled persons and children- must undergo extensive security checks that involve several different stages along a route of some 200 meters.
Despite the heroic efforts of medical personnel, babies,children and the chronically ill continued to die in vast numbers.
While Israel gave various warnings before the attacks, the chronically ill, elderly, and paralyzed patients- none of them mobile- could not be moved quickly or without grave risk to their health.
According to the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the occupied territories,“the most vulnerable in these communities include women during pregnancy and childbirth; sick children and infants;the elderly; and the chronically ill or disabled.”.
In other words, towards the end of old age, towards death,people will be chronically ill, handicapped, and with an impaired quality of life.
While Israel reports to another committee that sits and examines and makes declarations, asylum seekers sick with cancer are begging for treatment,pregnant women don't get checked and the chronically ill must wait until their situation becomes critical to get treated.".
Ennoble Care's mission is to help change the experience of the chronically ill and dying by ensuring quality of life, comfort and dignity.
Most vulnerable are the elderly, especially those on the border of mental illness,retarded children, the chronically ill, and all of those once referred to as“useless eaters.”.
According the Ministry of Health,people taking medications to treat epilepsy are considered to be chronically ill, and they must make sure they are registered as such by their health plan.
One of my favorite chapters in Toni's book is called“Letting Go:A Not-To-Do List for the Chronically Ill,” in which she compiles a fantastic list of eight things not to do.