Harry, Ron, Hermione and Hogwarts got me through a lot – fall-outs with friends, the move to high school, going into the wheelchair, being ill, growing up, feeling alone, GCSEs..
And he wrote "Mom's Marijuana: Insights About Living," a collection of essays not about marijuana but rather a tribute to his otherwise conventional mother who, when her son became ill, grew marijuana in her backyard in Connecticut to help him withstand the nausea and vomiting brought on by chemotherapy.
But the bottom line is, though it may seem self-evident that declining church attendance is evidence of something gone wrong, would we rather see churches that accommodate society's ills grow?
Four higher-ranking leaders await their turns in prison cells, but they are ill and growing older.
Black people are disproportionately represented, many prisoners are mentally ill and growing numbers are aged and infirm.
She was talking about finding someone to work in her garden, but she might have been talking about ill health, growing old, the task of writing about gardens, almost anything except climate.
Regarding the critically ill, a growing body of literature supports the obesity paradox, the notion that obesity confers a protective effect in certain disease states.
In the Republic of Korea, the community support system for patients who are mentally ill is growing and includes global care for diseases and interventions to facilitate functioning.
Despite prevailing trends, which favored rural life, the plight of peasants, and the ills of growing industrialization, she chose animals as her subjects.
We all get ill, uncertain, grow old.
And considerable ill will grew between the commission and the industry when the Levitt S.E.C. pushed for restrictions on consulting services that accounting firms could provide to their auditing clients.
