Sentences describing the serious illness of the elderly

1. On the edge of the garden not far from me, there is an old farmer squatting. His weather-beaten face was covered with deep wrinkles and his small eyes were a little cloudy. His hands are as big as a thin fan, and every finger seems to be too thick to bend. His skin is wrinkled, a bit like bark.

2. My grandmother is 70 years old. Her short hair is covered with frost, her big eyes are deeply sunk, her teeth are almost falling off, her rough hands are covered with blood vessels like earthworms, and her weather-beaten face is full of wrinkles, which seems to record her hardships in the past 70 years.

San Diego is thin and haggard, with wrinkles on the back of his neck and zits on his face, but his eyes are as blue as the sea water, without a trace of depression.

(Sad sentence/Aestheticism Wen Zi/Doing a good job/)

Nadezhda von Meek and her beloved Tchaikovsky failed to meet after all. She dragged her thin and aging body slowly through the winter Woods, through the luxurious hall and closed the heavy door behind her.

Our prime minister has never had his hair cut or shaved since he was bedridden. Just to make Master Zhu unhappy. He became so emaciated and haggard that he could never find his old style again. His hair is very long; The beard is green and gray, one inch long; Deep-set eyes, grayish yellow complexion ...