Sentence examples similar to troubled eating from inspiring English sources
Her lungs are severely damaged, and she has trouble eating.
I wouldn't sleep, I had trouble eating, I lost weight.
But children with baby teeth may have trouble eating a whole apple.
"You don't hear about people in war zones having trouble eating, do you?" Oops, more letters to the editor.
He stressed that he was not referring to people with celiac disease or questioning the possibility that some others might also have trouble eating gluten.
For instance, if a patient has trouble eating with utensils and is making a mess all over the place, you give them finger foods.
Spencer-Wendel is now having trouble eating, meaning that last year's Thanksgiving – in which 40 or so members of her family joined her for a celebration – will be her last.
After their decision to care for her at home, one of the family's most important and most difficult choices came when Mrs. Finocchio began to have trouble eating, like many people with Alzheimer's.
The witnesses said that McDonnell cared little for material possessions; the Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates reported that the conviction itself would be a sufficient deterrent to others; the governor's sister said her brother was already so grieved that he had trouble eating and was losing weight.
After adopting the animals, Ms. Misik and her husband, who live in Bradbury, Calif., spent thousands of dollars on specialized diets and trips to veterinarians to treat a mysterious illness that plagued their dogs, which had trouble eating and severe diarrhea and seemed perpetually sick.
