Sentence examples for Face disabilities from inspiring English sources

While claims by those age 50 and older, driven by claims by those age 60 and older, have been consistently increasing as a percentage of total claims over the past five years, younger workers face disabilities and benefit from long-term disability insurance.

When I hear heartwarming stories of students at Yorktown High School and Little Chute High School encouraging their peers that face disabilities, perhaps my naiveté leads me to believe that we are becoming more tolerant and more progressive.

She said that she had worked with terminal cancer patients and that a major difference was that AIDS commonly affected younger men at an age when many were not prepared to face disability, decline and death.

We face disability, disease and mental illness together.

It's like doing art on my face, I can express my feelings and sometimes even end up looking nicer". — Elaine K. We face disability, disease and mental illness together.

In SSc, only few studies assessed factors independently related to anxiety and no studies assessed impact of hands and face disability on anxiety [ 13, 14, 18, 21].

Patients were assessed for psychological symptoms (RSES, COPE-NIV), hand (HAMIS, CHFDS, fist closure, and hand opening) and face disability (MHISS, mouth opening), global disability, and fatigue (HAQ, FACIT).

We further show that individuals value unhealthy states of the world more when facing work‐limiting disabilities than when facing disabilities requiring long‐term care, and when facing physical rather than mental disabilities.

This post appeared on The Mighty, a site connecting people facing disability and disease.

By Rachel Kassenbrock This post originally appeared on The Mighty, a site connecting people facing disability and disease.

The Post will soon have an opportunity to redeem itself in the eyes of critics that see it as yet another reputable news organization exaggerating the challenges facing disability programs.