Sentence examples for relative suffering from inspiring English sources

Anyone with a relative suffering dementia will recognise the black humour!

Once, when a distant, elderly relative suffering from Alzheimer's became agitated and started speaking in her native Spanish, Mr. Grady, who didn't understand the language, sat with her, smiling and nodding sympathetically, until she calmed down.

Her heartbreak at seeing her formidable mother reduced to a confused old woman is all too familiar to anyone caring for a friend or relative suffering a similar fate.

The future of Medicare financing for dialysis is an issue that should concern the public, since many people have at least one relative suffering from diabetes or high blood pressure, said Linda Donald, president of the Renal Research Institute in Manhattan.

With regard to the familial history, 66 (72 %) of cases referred a first-order relative suffering from headache.

None had a relative suffering from MS. Representativeness was extended by enrolling a further eight controls with neurodegenerative diseases (5 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and 3 spastic paraparesis).

This can lead to relatives suffering "secondary PTSD".

But as anyone who has relatives suffering from Alzheimer's has probably asked at some stage, how worthwhile is it to prolong their life?

The scrutiny will have a positive side, with Summitt already being flooded with messages from people with friends and relatives suffering with dementia.

But Brendan Murray's play, produced by Tutti Frutti, observed that it is often the youngest members of the family who most easily adapt to relatives suffering from memory loss.

A survey conducted this year by the prefectural government found that almost half of the households forced to evacuate were living apart, while almost 70% had relatives suffering from physical and mental health problems.