Sentence examples for afflicted children from inspiring English sources

In fascination and awe, I watched dozens of operations on severely afflicted children, mainly with cleft mouth and palate.

A handful of states, including Maryland, have established a Medicaid autism waiver to allow parents of severely afflicted children to obtain relevant services independent of income.

One approach would be to limit awards and create a fund to be shared by all families with similarly afflicted children.

Along with flu-like symptoms, most afflicted children will be covered from head to toe in up to 500 blisters described rather blandly by the NHS as "intensely itchy".

But after a 10-month investigation, the state's health department and its Environmental Protection Agency said in a draft report on Monday that they had not found anything to link the 11 cases, after tests of the area's air, water and soil and interviews with six of the mothers of the afflicted children.

The plan includes objectives like the development of teaching methods that will allow 90percentt of autistic children to speak; the identification of genetic and nongenetic causes of the condition; and adequate services for all afflicted children in the next 7 to 10 years.

Like Henry James's The Turn of the Screw (and thereafter Jack Clayton's The Innocents), the real focus here is not the supernaturally afflicted child but the psychologically disquieted adult.

"Psychiatric propaganda on child education has thoroughly deceived well-meaning parents, teacher and politicians into believing that normal childhood behavior is a mental illness, and that only by heavy drugging from an early age can an afflicted child make it through his schooling life".

"Psychiatric propaganda on child education has thoroughly deceived well-meaning parents, teacher and politicians into believing that normal childhood behaviour is a mental illness, and that only by heavy drugging from an early age can an afflicted child make it through his schooling life".

Uveitis usually afflicts children with the other forms of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, not the type Samantha had.

Nor is it simply a way to address the condition known as nature-deficit disorder that is said to afflict children of the digital age.