Sentences with phrase «debilitation for»

In operations where surgeons must perform minute actions around a vast array of blood vessels and nerves, one simple twitch, unexpected motion or jerking motion can cause a lifetime of pain and debilitation for the patient.

When present, however, they can cause generalized debilitation for the birds.

Though they're tiny, tapeworms can ultimately lead to weight loss and debilitation for the dog.

Not exact matches

And if deliverance by death is thought to be an appropriate beneficence for the senile elderly, why is it not equally appropriate for medically compromised children who face a lifetime of pain and debilitation?

Several researchers have reported that a diet of lean meat leads to nausea in three days, symptoms of starvation and ketosis in 7 - 10 days, severe debilitation in 12 days and possibly death in a few weeks.21 Vilhjalmur Stefansson lived for many years among the Eskimos and thrived in a diet that was 20 percent protein and 80 percent fat.22 When he and his colleagues tried to eat lean meat, they quickly developed diarrhea and a lack of energy.

Life is about being accountable for your own health & avoiding debilitation, doctor costs.

Gus immediately wants the good doctor to fix his brother, but Dagmar tells them that sometimes mental illness is not a debilitation but a way for people to work things out within themselves.

Older dogs will also benefit from extra enzymes as the amount of enzymes produced in the body declines with age and this is partly responsible for age related illness and debilitation.

For most dogs, there is a gradual decline from health to debilitation with ups and downs along the way; where we draw a line to stop this progression is not exact.

This translates to more debilitation and longer hospital stays for them, and more inconvenience and higher costs for you!

Another aspect of suitability of a zone for viticulture, as the NAS report evidently mentions, is grapevines» debilitation when there are excessive numbers of days warmer than about 88 degrees F, though there is a ceiling in the mid 90s beyond which leaf turgidity effects, wilt, and the like inflict damage on the vine.

Not only will victims be faced with the reality of life - long medical treatments and rehabilitation, but they will have to pay for these medical services to avoid further complications, infections, and / or debilitations.

This feature is an accelerated death benefit endorsement (or an ADBE) which allows the insured to push for a portion of their death benefit amount when they suffer a debilitation which impairs their ability to accomplish their daily routines.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects demand for occupational therapist assistants and aids will grow 20 % nationally through 2026, thanks to an aging population who is particularly vulnerable to chronic and debilitation conditions that require therapeutic services.