Inability to stand does not mean mere inconvenience. Severe aggravation of pain, probable worsening of illness or meaningful delay in recovery may justify sitting.
If a patient can stand with support without significant harm, the mere presence of weakness does not remove the duty of standing. The degree of actual ability remains central.
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Prayer of the Sick: Standing, Gestures, Recovery and Unconsciousness
Inability to stand does not mean mere inconvenience. Severe aggravation of pain, probable worsening of illness or meaningful delay in recovery may justify sitting.
If a patient can stand with support without significant harm, the mere presence of weakness does not remove the duty of standing. The degree of actual ability remains central.