In the 1940s a family attached a photo of their frail son in a wheelchair to their holiday greeting.
Before Konrad's arrival we learn about the general's childhood as the frail son of an Imperial Guards captain much favored by the emperor and the artistic and musical wife he brought back from Paris to live on his wild Hungarian estate, a place of wolves and hunting.
To reach the clinic, Ms. Mondy carries her frail son an hour each way, as she cannot afford the bus fare.
When she died a few days after giving birth to Peter, his father was apparently so pained, and certain that his frail newborn son was also dying, that he decided to go on an extensive tour with his orchestra.
The complex flashback structure of "A Secret" explores how Jewish identity and the legacy of survivors' guilt affect a beautiful, athletic Jewish couple (Patrick Bruel and Cécile de France) idolized by their frail, shy son, who is baptized as a Christian and whom Mr. Amalric plays as a grown-up.
"After the 1956 earthquake, no houses were supposed to be built here with more than two stories," said Mr. Salehmahmed, 62, a frail man whose son died in this disaster.
Jacqueline Llach, Mr. Hernandez-Llach's mother, described her son as frail; friends said he was skinny and about 5 feet 10 inches.
Volunteer-staffed health centre helps save lives in Baidoa, Somalia BAIDOA, Somalia, 2 October 2007 – It didn't take long for Hawa to see that her frail, one-year-old son Saeed was not responding to traditional medicines.
IN ANCIENT Korea, when parents reached an advanced age and became too frail to work, their sons would carry them up to the mountains to die part of a tradition known as koryojang.
But when Abbot and Nixon start their sparring, Mond's film takes on a magnificently physical and tactile quality, as Gail becomes frail and incapable in her son's powerful arms.
Her father was getting frailer, and she wanted her son to have a chance to know his family, so she decided to return home.
