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Nancy, who shattered the fund-raising minimum of $1,800 by collecting more than $6,000, had been training for the walk for months.
He'd be hung from his testicles after being caught leading prayers for other prisoners, and suffer from malaria, pulmonary edema and hepatitis, losing the ability to walk for months.
"Whenever I have been hospitalized, I usually can't walk for months, and for me that's where my appreciation for my body was born," she said.
When they've gained 10 or 20 pounds because they just had a baby or they've been depressed or broke a leg and couldn't run or bike or even walk for months on end and they feel like crap, you cannot say, "You look great!" Because they know they look "great" to you.
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But the last staging area for most immigrants is really Istanbul, the teeming Turkish city that is a magnet for those who have often walked for months through the wilds of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran.
She didn't walk for six months.
I'd had a bad accident and couldn't walk for three months and got quite depressed.
The actor was unable to walk for six months, but returned to EastEnders for a short run in 2008 and permanently the following year.
"The problem with that idea," Mr. Green said recently, "is that after you walk for five months straight, the last thing you want to do is go back to a desk".
Their twelve-year-old neighbor Anne Frank can be seen leaning out from the window she is still free to open, looking onto the street where she'll be free to walk for eleven months more.
James Coburn a tall, slim, silver-haired figure in black jeans and blue jumper extends a hand twisted by the arthritis that took 10 years out of his career, and left him unable to walk for 18 months at the start of the 90s, before he managed to alleviate it with dietary sulphur.
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