Winter has brought some relief, but Ms. Troy and her daughter have more difficulties to overcome.
Qualitative measures showed the severe TBI group to have more difficulties with gross arm control, hand control, and hand function.
"People in bad economic situations have more difficulties, but we can overcome them if we provide good service".
The popularity of electronic and mobile health tools and devices is exploding but there are certain populations that have more difficulties accessing new and emerging technologies than others.
Working fathers do too and arguably have more difficulties asking for the time off or flexibility that enables them to do so, as it is less culturally established.
"It's not about women versus men, or saying we should focus on women more, although obviously women do have more difficulties because the system is against them.
The key findings are that only LBD patients have more difficulties on the Unusual Use of Objects Test than controls or RBD patients, and that the severity of their impairment is correlated with that on conventional use of objects.
"I believe that I've been part of the real world since I was born and that people in school are going to have more difficulties making decisions when they get into the real world.
"Poll Says Even Quiet Divorces Affect Children's Paths" (news article, Nov. 5) suggests that children whose parents divorce have more difficulties in life than children whose parents remain married.
In other words, if asylum seekers remain inactive for a prolonged period of time because they are prevented from accessing the jobs market, they will have more difficulties in finding employment once their asylum claim has been settled.
"A compassionate secretary of state, knowing we are going to have more difficulties in the next few years, should be suggesting to the National College for Teaching that they dust off schemes to help people who want to teach.
