She was a manic depressive with frail health.
The demographic has changed, with frail older people, with more complex needs".
Some were illumined with gold leaf, with frail calligraphy presenting significant stylistic variations.
Friends and colleagues with frail, aging parents make lots of phone calls and trans-Atlantic trips.
"You might work with frail older people who are depressed and are starting to develop problems with dementia," she says.
We had doubted whether prison [HMP Wormwood Scrubs] could look after someone with frail health and multiple needs, but the prison system said it could.
She was at first disappointed by the ordinariness of the two white men; they were harmless-looking, the color of albinos, with frail and slender limbs.
By 2025 there will be many thousands of families with frail, elderly relatives, who may well have survived a number of illnesses.
She can distinguish among similar-looking objects, such as different bottles of medicine, and has a delicate enough touch to work with frail patients.
And as most of the action takes place at David's home or workplace, neither backdrop provides particularly compelling scaffolding, although David's interactions with frail elderly people show the film at its most tender and interesting.
At the same time, I realized that this was a delightful moment not only to me, but to others, too: even the dog-walkers with frail old dogs didn't seem put out by this mortal threat careening toward them.
