He and 19 other senior staff members stayed behind to keep caring for the center's 100 or so mostly bedridden residents, the oldest of whom is 102.
Since none of the reasons it was denied a license had to do with its care of children, however, it was allowed to keep caring for the ones who were there while appealing the decision on the license.
He had bold plans to keep caring for the nonprofit's traditional New York clientele -- city workers and the poor -- while attracting millions of wealthier corporate employees up and down the East Coast.
Some or all of your oleander has obviously been damaged, but I would keep caring for it until it is very clear that reports of its death have not been exaggerated.
In exchange for this, we have an obligation to those plants and animals to keep caring for them responsibly.
Some participants (C1, C3, C4) reported pressure from the home care team to relocate their relative to a private facility or else they would have to keep caring for their relative at home.
Keep caring for your new pets and have fun!
If the bird cannot fly away, capture it again and keep caring for it until it has fully recovered.
This should encourage indoor gardeners to keep faith and continue caring for their amaryllis bulbs.
"Crossing" is based on "Memoranda During the War," the journal that Whitman kept while caring for wounded Civil War soldiers in Washington hospitals, with lines also drawn from "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry," "Song of Myself," and "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," Whitman's poem mourning Lincoln.
I'm not advocating that every patient has to have every, or the newest, treatments, but they should have access to proven, cost-effective medical technology to keep them caring for their loved ones, continue in work, stay independent and help them live healthier, happier, longer lives.
