Mary Kineavy, a registered nurse from Boston, who also filed a formal complaint, said in an accompanying letter that she had had a positive blood test and debilitating symptoms when she was referred to Dr. Steere and had another positive test two weeks after he dismissed her.
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.
Arthritis was induced by intraperitoneal injection of arthritogenic (K/BxN) or control (BxN) serum on day 0. The amount administered was 150 μl for mice used in functional tests, as debilitating joint dysfunction produces gait abnormalities and limits functional nociception measurements.
Or, "We are all constantly cheating death, " which is how I usually translated that Creole phrase to my mother's doctors and nurses whenever she asked me to, usually after they tried to reassure her, during some agonizing diagnostic test or another debilitating chemotherapy session for her stage IV ovarian cancer, that everything was going to be okay.
The stress of "test anxiety" can be debilitating for many students.
While many test users have experienced debilitating fits of anxiety, the developer claims that this is rare, and that iFear will soon rid the world of all fear.
How could something this debilitating not have a tried and tested cure by now?
While the disease is not highly contagious and is often not debilitating, many official agencies use blood tests to ferret out applicants who carry the virus.
Furthermore the present study suffers of the limitations of other single center, uncontrolled registry, cross sectional studies, which debilitated us to generalize our results and test the causal association among variables.
It forces parents to navigate the very narrow line between emphasizing the importance of an IQ test and not giving their preschoolers debilitating anxiety.
