Sentence examples for In her bowel from inspiring English sources

She had been diagnosed with cancer just four weeks previously – a tumour in her bowel had grown without any symptoms, or being detected in the bowel cancer test given to over-60s, and spread to her liver and lungs.

The complaint filed today says that the patient, Shanthi Srikonda of Hawthorne, N.J., died in June, two months after she checked into the hospital to receive treatment for abdominal cancer and to have an obstruction in her bowel removed.

She was also being given sedatives to help her rest, but one day, she flung herself out of bed, ripping out tubes, because of a jolt of pain in her bowel.

Over the 48 hours that followed, the girl's pain got worse, and her doctors could tell from imaging scans that there was an obstruction in her bowel, though the object itself, made of the specialized polymer, was not visible in X-ray scans.

The girl's family had brought other balls from the set along with them to the hospital, which allowed her doctors to figure out what was stuck in her bowels.

A millisecond later the taste hits me, and I start spitting and gagging and loudly saying, "What the fuck!" Apparently my licking had knocked loose some liquid feces somewhere deep in her bowels.

Then, in 2010, her bowels burst.

The small drama of a bloody nose was as nothing to some of the tales: the 18-week-old baby who had had 99% of her bowel removed in order to save her life; the 15-year-old tennis ace whose heart stopped for 13 minutes, whose mum was told to kiss him goodbye, who survived; the 18-year-old whose new kidney had failed but who waited for, and received, another.

By noon the pressure had shifted, and was sitting in her pelvis, where her bowels were.

She also suffered nerve damage and her brain no longer registers the signals when she needs to urinate or empty her bowels: in the long term she may need a colostomy.

The last time it happened, Alice had been out in the morning and evacuated her bowels, lulling Williams and his wife into a false sense of security.