Sentence examples for debilitated her from inspiring English sources

She said the infection had debilitated her until about a month ago.

She also suffered from a series of stroke-like seizures, which have increasingly debilitated her.

Yesterday the sight of the birds feeding on her steer would have debilitated her, but today things seemed better.

Acland had suffered a childhood neurological ailment that debilitated her left leg, and she sometimes used a wheelchair or had porters carry her in hammocks.

Last year, Redgrave suffered a serious heart attack, and the newspapers were quick to report details about just how badly it had debilitated her.

"What happened to her," he recalls, "was that she had been on several treatments that debilitated her – mostly her feet and her hands so she couldn't walk very well.

Even though the experiences have been debilitating her for the past 30 to 40 years, they can be accessed and processed.

In hindsight, Debbie McDowell now realizes that the quirks and idiosyncrasies her son Jake displayed when he was very young were the first warnings of an illness that would eventually debilitate her child and test her own mettle as a parent.

"It's not going to debilitate her in any way from functioning as secretary of state, but it's a cloud that she would like to make go away".

It did, and Ms. Grose (now through her early pregnancy and back on her medication) has written Parts 1 and 2 of a three-part series for Slate on how debilitating her prenatal depression was, and how difficult it felt to find either a medical professional to help her control it or a community to help her through it.

That stroke was the first of three — she had another in 2006 and one in September 2011 — that would debilitate her, paralyze the right side of her body and put her in a wheelchair.