Sentence examples for make respite from inspiring English sources
"You can know a lot about your child, but not have the time or energy to go and find the services you need to make respite a possibility," he says.
On one hand, improving all those interventions targeted to reduce restrictions on the personal caregivers' time, making respite care and day care units more accessible to elderly with dementia.
The challenge for Egypt is to make the respite from turmoil permanent.
No allowances are made, no respite is given and no excuses will be accepted.
The day's high was 51 degrees, making the respite more pleasant.
Carers prioritised benefits for and experiences of care-recipients when making day respite decisions.
I do not like the term respite care because it suggests that people get respite from me and that makes me feel very uncomfortable.
DAs constitute appropriate resources in the dementia carer's situation and could play a central role in helping carers to make decisions about respite services.
Emerging-world governments might do well to use the respite to make progress towards balancing their budgets, in order to reduce dependence on cheap foreign financing.
Respite makes children feel like their carers need a break from them and they need to go away.
Donations in his memory may be made to Vermont Respite House, 99 Allen Brook Lane, Williston, VT 05490.
