Although she is young (16 in the original books, 18 in the revised editions) she is always in control: adults and authority figures listen to her respectfully and even her father, "famous lawyer Carson Drew" generally can't crack a difficult case without her assistance.
The authors would like to dedicate this paper to the late Ms. Judith Misch, IDF medical informatics; without her assistance, this paper and many others could not have been completed.
He had invented a typing machine so she could write him racy letters without her maid's assistance.
Ms. Graham, 72, suffered a staph infection last month that has left her unable to walk, talk coherently, eat solid foods or move her limbs without assistance, said her son, the author Lawrence Otis Graham.
For many in the dance world, Mary simply was Dancing Times, but she always stressed – with typical modesty – that she could not have managed her considerable achievements without the assistance of her colleagues.
Cavendish was a sufficiently brilliant and impressive writer that she was able to publish some of her work without assistance (Whitaker 2002, 154), including her very first work [Poems and Fancies, 1653], but many of her writings were published with the help of her well-connected husband.
Without that assistance, her daughter and grandson would have likely run into a cascade of health problems in the years ahead.
Hudson River Psychiatric Center, where she was placed, let her shower soon after without assistance, despite her documented need for help.
The pain remains, and she cannot leave her apartment without assistance.
Earlier, Aidan O'Neill QC, told the High Court that Sandiford was urgently in need of funding to pay for an "an adequate lawyer" because she was currently without legal assistance and her family had exhausted all of their available resources.
Often when the swelling goes down around the nerve the cow will recover and be able to get up on her own without any assistance.
