housebound

He died in 1894 after being housebound for several years.

Most of that year I spent either in bed or housebound.

One woman I describe in my book was housebound for about five years.

While housebound, Daniel would sometimes play the game for up to 18 hours at a time without taking a break.

A bad back and weak legs, had left him housebound in the last two years.

People may not be able to reach a bureau because they are housebound.

He took care of his housebound mother, stopping in several times a week to spend time with her.

These two problems can lead to patients becoming housebound for long periods of time.

Except for work, he is more or less housebound.

I'm sure I'll be housebound for a little while, but I want to hear from you.

Older people who have lived full and interesting lives will feel the loss of stimulus once they are housebound.

Particularly moving were the letters and donations received from members housebound or in hospital.

The visiting service is especially for the housebound, lonely or depressed.

M is housebound; she has become phobic about going outside.

After months of being housebound, I applied for mobility allowance.

If you're a New Yorker and not housebound, the answer has to be no.

Although many sufferers do manage to get out to work, some become completely housebound.

I am pretty much housebound and it is a treat to be taken to the library in my wheelchair.

She began to write during a blizzard in February 1979 while housebound with her two small boys.

On this day, the children might deliver meals to sick or housebound neighbors.

Such a theory might have been tailor-made for the justification of the housebound mother.

It may also occur when a student is in hospital, housebound, or detained by the criminal justice system.

Eventually, if this person continues to avoid without receiving any help they may become housebound altogether.

His parents died while he was still housebound.

In its worst form, stage four heart failure, the disease leaves a person housebound, short of breath even at rest.