Sentence examples for extremely disabled from inspiring English sources

He described her as "an extremely disabled but very much alive teenage girl".

A neurologist described her as "an extremely disabled but very much alive teenage girl".

The flip side of a longer life expectancy might be a much greater public health burden in caring for the very old and extremely disabled.

Patients with an amputation at the hip consider themselves to be considerably mutilated and extremely disabled.

Finally, the option 5 (extreme/cannot do) was high (between 0.50 and 0.60) for extremely disabled respondents (about top 2-32-3% traitrait level).

Mark Atkinson, chief executive at disability charity Scope, said: "Punitive sanctions can be extremely harmful to disabled people, who already face the financial penalty of higher living costs.

Getting married is also extremely difficult for disabled people.

"You'll be seeing many, many more extremely frail and disabled elderly individuals who wouldn't have made it out to these ages if it hadn't been for medical technology," Olshansky said.

I am extremely ill and disabled, I've worked all my life until I got sick and am now scared to open any envelope because it might be from the DWP [ Departmentfor Work and Pensions].

You think you're a good person, too, but then if you flick through the archives of your horrible life then you've probably done something indecent and disrespectful to an extremely angry and disabled man, too.

What it does extremely well is show disabled people as people who have their own flaws like anybody else.