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• Glasgow also dealt with " nervous invalidism " throughout her life.
• Far too many patients are still relegated to the kind of invalidism I experienced two decades ago.
• Encouraging dependency can rush aging parents toward invalidism, which can be disastrous for both them and you.
• The other three siblings ( William, Henry, and Alice James ) all suffered from periods of invalidism.
• His account therefore moved directly from James's childhood, when he trailed after his older brother, to elderly invalidism.
• Nicholas is a delicate child who has been reduced to a state of invalidism by his father s overprotective and restrictive regime.
• The birth of Ulysses III resulted in his mother's invalidism for an extended period of time and caused lifelong health issues.
• Anne Gholson was inclined to what was then called " nervous invalidism "; some attributed this to her having borne and cared for ten children.
• In spring of 1853, Ephraim fell from a horse, and, after four months of invalidism, he succumbed on July 8, 1853.
• These findings did not support the code of menstrual invalidism that often took place in order to discriminate against women workers ( Seward, 1944 ).
• Lloyd George also succeeded in putting through Parliament his National Insurance Act 1911, making provision for sickness and invalidism, and a system of unemployment insurance.
• This led to a tour ( made difficult by Hays'invalidism and anxieties ), another album, and more tours, including one to Israel.
• First, it helps to counter the depressing and debilitating sense of invalidism that can overwhelm a normally active person who is suddenly stricken with a back problem.
• The motive behind that may be unconscious conflict and a desire to escape from an intolerable situation into invalidism where one's needs are taken care of.
• In 1925, he resigned leadership of the Fundamentalist Fellowship, due to his wife's invalidism and the continued infighting, and instead worked towards seeking reconciliation.
• Using Hegelian dialectics : thesis, antithesis, I-feel-sick, I decided to see if the Web could help me understand my case of Internet invalidism.
• In 1911 Lloyd George succeeded in putting through Parliament his National Insurance Act, making provision for sickness and invalidism, and this was followed by his Unemployment Insurance Act.
• In the industrial setting menstrual invalidism seems to be the  go-to explanation of the trend that women workers miss more work days than their male counterparts ( Seward, 1944 ).
• Contrary to the concerns of many older people with chronic orthopedic problems who fear that exercise will make their conditions worse, it is lack of exercise that can lead to further deterioration, invalidism and pain.
• This piece, entitled " Psychological effects of the menstrual cycle on women workers ", demonstrated that the menstrual cycle has no impact of the on the performance of working women, debunking the myth of menstrual invalidism.