Sentence examples for help to walk from inspiring English sources

They need help to walk through the medical maze," she said.

Two of them need minimal assistance (help to walk or to lie on the bed) while the six others need moderate assistance (help to take the shower or to eat).

Life expectancy seems to be relatively unaffected by MS, but morbidity is considerable: 50% of patients will need help to walk 10 years after diagnosis, according to natural history studies[ 3].

Over 50.0% of the residents answered five out of eight questions in this domain with "yes", i.e. "I need help to walk about outside" was answered with "yes" by 101 residents (84.2%).

THIRTY summers ago, I suffered heat exhaustion while practicing high school football in Louisiana and came home ashen-skinned, needing help to walk, unable to eat or even to drink a full glass of water.

To distract you from such mundane concerns, the show has the two act out its "Castaway" role-reversal scenario, in which the unfortunate Shane regresses from a macho, crotchety provider — hacking branches for a shelter while complaining about Kim's immaturity and neediness — to a sniveling weakling who sits around all day shivering and needs Kim's help to walk across a few rocks.

"I don't want to be helped to walk as if I were some blind cripple.

And, he added, considering how patients fare, even when they are helped to walk while they are in the I.C.U., "there's lots of room for improvement".

The man was seen lying on the floor for a short while before being helped to walk out of the room, after receiving a pat on the back from Mr Sanders.

Mr Khazaei sought medical attention a number of times, and by the time he received it "he had to be helped to walk", said Mr Rintoul.

When working with trainees who have never been in a gym setting before, I also find it helps to walk them through wiping down benches, wrangling weight clips, and where it's appropriate to do on-the-floor exercises.