Sentence examples for care being cared for from inspiring English sources
In addition to familial care by adult children or paid carers and institutional care, being cared for by siblings or living with siblings to take care of each other were other choices mentioned by two interviewees.
A large percentage of children in foster care were cared for by older members of the various communities.
Increasingly parks are being cared for, if they are being cared for at all, by seasonal workers.
The book is about old age - illness, declining capabilities, caring or being cared for; few books on the subject manage to be amusing, but this one does.
"Increasingly, it appears that the meaning of late life centers on social relationships and caring for and being cared for by others," Levenson said.
In her most recent novel, Truth And Consequences, she has explored the territory of selflessness and selfishness as it applies to those who find themselves in the position of caring for, or being cared for by, another person.
She was being cared for by a private care company which was closed down, and she was forgotten about.
X said AWA had gone into residential care in late 2010 after being cared for by his parents for nearly 50 years.
They use carefully sourced fabrics and their trousers are made by people who care because they are being cared for.
At the same time they were "connected to care" with memories of receiving attention from others, being taken care of and being cared for.
