How to pronounce “infirm” in English

They get all their treatments at the camp.We have an infirmary of doctors and nurses.They get chemotherapy, oral chemo, blood transfusions, infusions.

Yellow fever, also known as the black vomit, was sweeping through his town, wiping out entire families.Patients came to Gorrie's small infirmary, jaundiced and burning with fevers up to 40 degrees Celsius.To cool his patients down, Gorrie couldn't turn to refrigeration because that hadn't been invented yet.

So, he came up with a radical treatment.He suspended pans of ice in his infirmary, allowing the cool, dense air to flow down over his patients, providing much-needed relief.But, this treatment was almost impossible to sustain because it required hundreds of kilograms of ice per day, and Gorrie had only one way to get it.

And one of her public-spirited, altruistic handmaidens made a deposit of the equivalent of $100And he enumerates his ailments and his infirmities and his deficiencies.

It was a plague that involved 100 witches, a number that grew to 307 or later to 500.One of them apparently does continue to be in some way infirm.

It was already too late, and we decided to really emphasize on the health checkup.So all of the students, we created an infirmary in the memory of Mariam, and we have a nurse working there and really checkingthe health of our students.

and breasts it was often amputations and all there was was Brandyone morning Cordelia Preston was called urgently for the first time to the mesmeric Infirmarya woman about her own age was to be operated on to remove her breast cancer

Yeah. And the flavor of it is from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid." So it's a traditional Western town, but everything needs to be wheelchair accessible.And we need to anticipate on the campus, in the infirmary, with the counselors, what are the physical needsof each child coming in?

Until one day, I was in front of the mirror, brushing my teeth, getting ready for work, and I noticed that my entire armhad turned purple. So I went to the Google infirmary in Mountain View.And the nurse had one look at my arm and said, you need to go to the hospital right now.

It's a dysfunction. Deficiency.Disease. Pathology. Infirmity. Ailment.Malady. We treat our dark moods like abnormalities.

Well, it deals with planetary health, the topic of today. So there are a few definitions that we'll boringly go into,but what is health? So the first one is not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, but a state of completephysical, mental, and social well-being.

beyond individual patients and doctors, and we really need to question what may be underlying them as they change over time.Yeah. And how do you research, and what did you find in your research, of this ,, this German who would turn over the infirm

He's walking around-- he even went boar hunting when he was over 100 years old.So many people, even if they do live to advanced age in our society, they're often infirm.They can't walk. They are often quite isolated.

Over the previous 35 years, he had forged a monopoly that spanned the globe, and anyone who wanted ice was at his mercy.Gorrie only got a few deliveries each year, and now, by the peak of summer, the cost of just a few days' ice for the infirmarywould've been more expensive than the average yearly wage.

We kept it a secret until today.And then, later that day, a kid was in the infirmary.

Osthorne, like any school, is not defined by the teachers who teach there, and it's not defined by the administrators who are just trying to fight the rising tide of entropy.So in "Harry Potter," which we've kind of been talking about without mentioning, everything can be fixed with a potion and a night in the infirmary, right?

And what you find when you look at individuals like this and you look at the people that are the most successfulHad a 52-year-old dentist that walked in on a Sunday to his clinic, saw that a druggie was busting into his little infirmary

is that there is sound and we are humans.And sound is what sound is, and we can hear approximately 20 hertz to 20k, given age and infirmity, et cetera.I believe the figure-- As we get older-- It sounds a bit .