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Let’s solve the word search puzzle together!

We are looking for these words:
- BLIND (can’t see)
- DEAF (can’t hear)
- POOR (no money)
- LEPER (skin disease)
- PARALYSED (can’t move)
- BAD
- SCARED
- SICK

Now, let’s look at the grid of letters:

A H U N G R Y E L T
S C A R E D I D A S
E A N P U E T U M I
M O S E N A I V E C
B L I N D P O S E K

Step 1: Look for “BLIND” — it’s easy to spot because it’s in a row.
→ Row 5: B L I N D → found!

Step 2: Look for “SCARED” — check row 2: S C A R E D → yes! Found in row 2.

Step 3: Look for “POOR” — we need P-O-O-R.
Check row 5: after BLIND is P O S E K → no “OO”.
Check column? Let’s try vertical.
Look at column 6 (from top): R, D, U, I, O → not helpful.
Wait — maybe diagonal or backward?
Actually, look again at row 5: B L I N D P O S E K → has “P O”, but not “P O O R”.
Hmm… maybe it’s not there? Wait — let’s re-read the list. The word is “POOR (no money)” — maybe it’s hidden differently.

Wait — perhaps I missed it. Let’s scan each row carefully.

Row 1: A H U N G R Y E L T → no
Row 2: S C A R E D I D A S → has SCARED, but not POOR
Row 3: E A N P U E T U M I → has P, but not POOR
Row 4: M O S E N A I V E C → has O, but not POOR
Row 5: B L I N D P O S E K → has P O, then S — so “POS”, not “POOR”

Maybe it’s vertical? Let’s check columns.

Column 1: A, S, E, M, B → no
Column 2: H, C, A, O, L → no
Column 3: U, A, N, S, I → no
Column 4: N, R, P, E, N → no
Column 5: G, E, U, N, D → no
Column 6: R, D, E, A, P → R,D,E,A,P → not POOR
Column 7: Y, I, T, I, O → no
Column 8: E, D, U, V, S → no
Column 9: L, A, M, E, E → no
Column 10: T, S, I, C, K → T,S,I,C,K → ends with CK, not OR

Wait — maybe “POOR” is spelled backwards? Or diagonally?

Alternatively — maybe I misread the word list. Let me double-check the original task.

The user wrote:
“Find these words in the puzzle:
BLIND (can't see)
DEAF (can't hear)
POOR (no money)
LEPER (skin disease)
PARALYSED (can't move)
BAD
SCARED
SICK”

But in the grid, I don’t see “POOR” clearly. Maybe it’s “POOR” as in P-O-O-R somewhere?

Wait — look at row 3: E A N P U E T U M I — no
Row 4: M O S E N A I V E C — has M O, but not POOR

Perhaps it’s vertical down from row 2, column 6? Column 6: R (row1), D (row2), E (row3), A (row4), P (row5) → R,D,E,A,P — not POOR.

Another idea: maybe “POOR” is not in the grid? But that can’t be — the task says to find them.

Wait — let’s look for “LEPER” — L-E-P-E-R.

In row 5: B L I N D P O S E K — has L, then later P, O, S, E, K — so L...P...E — but not consecutive.

Column? Column 2: H,C,A,O,L — ends with L. Column 3: U,A,N,S,I — no. Column 4: N,R,P,E,N — has P,E — but not LEPER.

This is tricky. Maybe I should look for easier ones first.

We have:
- BLIND: row 5, positions 1-5 → B L I N D ✓
- SCARED: row 2, positions 1-6 → S C A R E D ✓
- SICK: look for S-I-C-K. In row 4, last four letters: I V E C — no. Row 5: P O S E K — has S,E,K — not SICK. Column 10: T,S,I,C,K — oh! Column 10, rows 1 to 5: T (row1), S (row2), I (row3), C (row4), K (row5) → that’s T,S,I,C,K — so if we take rows 2-5: S,I,C,K → yes! SICK is vertical in column 10, rows 2 to 5.

So SICK: column 10, rows 2-5: S (row2), I (row3), C (row4), K (row5) ✓

Now, BAD: B-A-D. Where is B? Only in row 5, position 1. Then A? Row 5, position 2 is L, not A. Row 4, position 1 is M. Row 3, position 1 is E. Row 2, position 1 is S. Row 1, position 1 is A — but not connected to B.

B is only at (5,1). A is at (1,1), (2,3), (3,2), (4,6), etc. D is at (2,6), (3,10)? No, row3 col10 is I. Row2 col6 is D. So B at (5,1), A at (4,6)? Not adjacent.

Perhaps BAD is horizontal? Row 5: B L I N D — no A or D right after. Vertical? Column 1: A,S,E,M,B — so B at bottom, A at top — not consecutive.

Maybe it's diagonal? From B(5,1) up-right: to (4,2)=O, (3,3)=N, (2,4)=R, (1,5)=G — not BAD.

This is hard. Perhaps I made a mistake.

Let me write the grid with coordinates to make it easier.

Label rows 1 to 5 from top to bottom, columns 1 to 10 from left to right.

Grid:

Row 1: Col1=A,2=H,3=U,4=N,5=G,6=R,7=Y,8=E,9=L,10=T
Row 2: Col1=S,2=C,3=A,4=R,5=E,6=D,7=I,8=D,9=A,10=S
Row 3: Col1=E,2=A,3=N,4=P,5=U,6=E,7=T,8=U,9=M,10=I
Row 4: Col1=M,2=O,3=S,4=E,5=N,6=A,7=I,8=V,9=E,10=C
Row 5: Col1=B,2=L,3=I,4=N,5=D,6=P,7=O,8=S,9=E,10=K

Now, let's find each word:

1. BLIND: row 5, cols 1-5: B,L,I,N,D → ✓

2. SCARED: row 2, cols 1-6: S,C,A,R,E,D → ✓

3. SICK: as above, col 10, rows 2-5: row2col10=S, row3col10=I, row4col10=C, row5col10=K → S,I,C,K → ✓

4. BAD: need B,A,D. B is at (5,1). A is at (2,3), (3,2), (4,6), (2,9), etc. D is at (2,6), (2,8). Is there a B near an A and D? (5,1) is B. Adjacent cells: up (4,1)=M, right (5,2)=L, up-right (4,2)=O — none are A or D. So probably not adjacent. Maybe it's not required to be adjacent? But word searches usually require consecutive letters in a line.

Perhaps "BAD" is in row 4, col 6-8? A,I,V — no. Or row 2, col 7-9: I,D,A — that's I,D,A — not BAD.

Another possibility: maybe "BAD" is vertical. Col 1: A,S,E,M,B — so if we take rows 4-5: M,B — not BAD. Rows 3-5: E,M,B — no.

Perhaps it's diagonal. From (5,1)=B, to (4,2)=O, (3,3)=N — not A. From (2,3)=A, to (3,4)=P, (4,5)=N — not B or D.

I think I might have to accept that "BAD" is not easily found, but let's continue with others.

5. DEAF: D,E,A,F. But F is not in the grid! Look at the grid letters: A,B,C,D,E,G,H,I,K,L,M,N,O,P,R,S,T,U,V,Y — no F! Oh no! The word is "DEAF (can't hear)", but there's no 'F' in the entire grid. That's a problem.

Let me verify the grid letters:

From the grid:
Row1: A,H,U,N,G,R,Y,E,L,T — no F
Row2: S,C,A,R,E,D,I,D,A,S — no F
Row3: E,A,N,P,U,E,T,U,M,I — no F
Row4: M,O,S,E,N,A,I,V,E,C — no F
Row5: B,L,I,N,D,P,O,S,E,K — no F

Indeed, no 'F'. So "DEAF" cannot be found because it requires 'F'. But the task lists it. This must be a mistake, or perhaps I misread.

Wait — in the user's message, it says: "DEAF (can't hear)" — but in the grid, no F. Unless it's a typo, and it's supposed to be something else.

Perhaps "DEAF" is not meant to be found, but that doesn't make sense.

Another thought: maybe "DEAF" is spelled with different letters? No, it's standard.

Perhaps in the context, "deaf" is represented differently, but the task says "find these words", so it should be in the grid.

Let's look back at the user's input. In the image description, it says: "Lots of Problems Jesus helped people with lots of different problems. Find these words in the puzzle: BLIND (can't see) DEAF (can't hear) POOR (no money) LEPER (skin disease) PARALYSED (can't move) BAD SCARED SICK"

But in the grid provided in text, there is no 'F', so "DEAF" can't be there. Similarly, "LEPER" has 'P','E','R', which are present, but let's see.

"LEPER": L,E,P,E,R. L is at (1,9), (5,2). E is everywhere. P is at (3,4), (5,6). R is at (1,6), (2,4).

For example, from (5,2)=L, then (5,3)=I, not E. From (1,9)=L, then (1,10)=T, not E. Vertical: col 2: H,C,A,O,L — so L at bottom, above is O, not E. Col 9: L,A,M,E,E — so row1col9=L, row2col9=A, row3col9=M, row4col9=E, row5col9=E — so L,A,M,E,E — not LEPER.

Diagonal: from (3,4)=P, to (4,5)=N, (5,6)=P — not good.

Perhaps "LEPER" is not there either.

This is confusing. Maybe the grid is different, or I have a mistake.

Another idea: perhaps "DEAF" is a red herring, or maybe it's "DEAD" but the task says "DEAF".

Let's count the words: 8 words to find, but some may not be in the grid? That doesn't make sense for a word search.

Perhaps "BAD" is "BAD" as in the letter B, A, D not necessarily together, but that's not how word searches work.

Let's try to find "PARALYSED" — that's long: P-A-R-A-L-Y-S-E-D. 9 letters. Grid is 5x10, so possible horizontally or vertically.

Horizontally: row 1: A H U N G R Y E L T — has R,Y,E,L,T — not matching. Row 2: S C A R E D I D A S — has A,R,E,D — but not full. Row 3: E A N P U E T U M I — has A,N,P,U,E — not. Row 4: M O S E N A I V E C — has O,S,E,N,A,I,V,E,C — no P or R. Row 5: B L I N D P O S E K — has L,I,N,D,P,O,S,E,K — no A,R,Y.

Vertically: col 1: A,S,E,M,B — no. Col 2: H,C,A,O,L — has A,O,L — not enough. Col 3: U,A,N,S,I — has A,N,S — not. Col 4: N,R,P,E,N — has R,P,E — close but not PARALYSED. Col 5: G,E,U,N,D — no. Col 6: R,D,E,A,P — has R,D,E,A,P — that's R,D,E,A,P — which is almost "PARALYSED" but missing letters and order wrong.

Col 6: row1=R, row2=D, row3=E, row4=A, row5=P — so R,D,E,A,P — if read upward, P,A,E,D,R — not PARALYSED.

So "PARALYSED" is not there.

This suggests that perhaps the word search is not solvable as is, or I have a fundamental mistake.

Let's go back to the beginning. In the user's message, the grid is given as:

A H U N G R Y E L T
S C A R E D I D A S
E A N P U E T U M I
M O S E N A I V E C
B L I N D P O S E K

And the words to find are: BLIND, DEAF, POOR, LEPER, PARALYSED, BAD, SCARED, SICK.

But as we saw, DEAF requires F, which is not in the grid. PARALYSED is too long and not present. POOR requires two O's, but in the grid, O appears at (4,2), (5,7) — not together. LEPER requires L,E,P,E,R — let's see if it's there.

Suppose we look for "LEPER" in row 4 and 5. Row 4: M O S E N A I V E C — has S,E,N,A,I,V,E,C — no L or P. Row 5: B L I N D P O S E K — has L,I,N,D,P,O,S,E,K — so L at col2, P at col6, E at col9 — not consecutive.

Perhaps it's diagonal. For example, from (5,2)=L, to (4,3)=S, (3,4)=P, (2,5)=E, (1,6)=R — oh! Let's see: (5,2)=L, (4,3)=S, (3,4)=P, (2,5)=E, (1,6)=R — so L,S,P,E,R — that's LSPER, not LEPER. Close but S instead of E.

From (5,2)=L, (4,2)=O, (3,2)=A, (2,2)=C, (1,2)=H — not good.

Another diagonal: from (3,4)=P, (4,5)=N, (5,6)=P — not.

Perhaps "LEPER" is not there.

Let's try "POOR": P,O,O,R. P at (3,4), (5,6). O at (4,2), (5,7). R at (1,6), (2,4). So for example, (5,6)=P, (5,7)=O, then need another O and R. (5,8)=S, not O. (4,7)=I, not O. So no two O's together.

Unless it's vertical: col 7: Y,I,T,I,O — so row5col7=O, row4col7=I, not O. Col 2: H,C,A,O,L — has O at row4, but no P nearby.

I think there might be a mistake in the problem or my understanding.

Perhaps "DEAF" is meant to be "DEAD", but the task says "DEAF (can't hear)", and "DEAD" would be D,E,A,D, which is possible. In row 2, col6=D, col7=I, not E. Col8=D, col9=A, so D,A — not DEAD.

In col 6: R,D,E,A,P — so if we take row2col6=D, row3col6=E, row4col6=A, row5col6=P — D,E,A,P — not DEAD.

Row2col8=D, col9=A, col10=S — D,A,S — not DEAD.

So not DEAD either.

Another idea: perhaps "BAD" is "B A D" as separate, but that doesn't make sense.

Let's list all the words that we can definitely find:

- BLIND: row 5, cols 1-5 ✓
- SCARED: row 2, cols 1-6 ✓
- SICK: col 10, rows 2-5 ✓

That's three.

Now, "SICK" is found, "SCARED" is found, "BLIND" is found.

What about "BAD"? Perhaps it's in the grid as "B" "A" "D" not connected, but that's not standard.

Maybe "POOR" is "P O O R" and it's in row 4 and 5. Row 4 col2=O, row5 col2=L, not P. Row5 col6=P, col7=O, then col8=S, not O.

Unless it's "POOR" as in the sound, but no.

Perhaps the word "LEPER" is "LEPER" and it's in the grid as L at (5,2), E at (5,9), P at (5,6), etc., but not consecutive.

I recall that in some word searches, words can be in any direction, including diagonal, and backwards.

Let me try for "LEPER" backwards: R-E-P-E-L.

R at (1,6), E at (1,8), P at (3,4), not close.

R at (2,4), E at (2,5), P at (3,4), E at (4,9), L at (5,2) — not connected.

Perhaps "PARALYSED" is not expected, or maybe it's "PARALYZED" but still no Z.

Another thought: in the grid, row 3 col7=T, col8=U, etc.

Let's look for "POOR" again. Suppose it's P-O-O-R. Is there a place with P, then O, then O, then R? In row 5: P at col6, O at col7, then S at col8, not O. In col 4: N,R,P,E,N — so P at row3, then E at row4, not O.

Col 7: Y,I,T,I,O — O at row5, then above is I, not O.

So no.

Perhaps "DEAF" is a mistake, and it's supposed to be "DEAD", but as above, not found.

Let's check if "DEAD" is in the grid. D,E,A,D. D at (2,6), E at (2,5), A at (2,3), D at (2,8) — not consecutive. D at (2,6), then (3,6)=E, (4,6)=A, (5,6)=P — D,E,A,P — not DEAD. D at (2,8), (3,8)=U, not E.

So not.

Perhaps "BAD" is "B A D" and it's at (5,1)=B, (4,6)=A, (2,6)=D — but not in a line.

I think I need to conclude that only three words are clearly found: BLIND, SCARED, SICK.

But the task asks to find all, so perhaps I missed some.

Let's try "LEPER" again. Suppose we start from (1,9)=L, then (2,8)=D, not E. (1,8)=E, then (2,7)=I, not P.

From (5,2)=L, (4,3)=S, (3,4)=P, (2,5)=E, (1,6)=R — as before, L,S,P,E,R — which is close to LEPER but has S instead of E. If it were L,E,P,E,R, but it's L,S,P,E,R.

Unless it's a different word.

Perhaps "LEPER" is not required, or maybe it's "LEPROSY" but not.

Another idea: perhaps "POOR" is "P O O R" and it's in the grid as P at (3,4), O at (4,2), but not adjacent.

I give up on that. Let's look for "PARALYSED" — too long, likely not.

Perhaps "BAD" is "B A D" and it's in row 5 col1=B, then in row 4 col6=A, row 2 col6=D — but not in a straight line.

Maybe the word "SICK" is found, "SCARED" is found, "BLIND" is found, and perhaps "DEAF" is not there, but let's see the answer format.

Perhaps for "DEAF", since no F, it's not to be found, but that seems odd.

Let's count the letters in the grid. Total letters: 5*10=50. Words to find: BLIND(5), DEAF(4), POOR(4), LEPER(5), PARALYSED(9), BAD(3), SCARED(6), SICK(4) — sum 5+4+4+5+9+3+6+4 = 40, so possible, but with overlaps.

But DEAF requires F, which is not in the grid, so impossible.

Unless "DEAF" is misspelled or something.

Perhaps in the context, "deaf" is represented by "D E A F" but F is not there, so maybe it's a different word.

Another thought: in the grid, row 2 col8=D, col9=A, col10=S — D,A,S — not DEAF.

Row 4 col10=C, not F.

I think there might be a typo in the problem, or in my reading.

Let's look back at the user's initial message. In the image description, it says: "DEAF (can't hear)" — but perhaps in the actual image, the grid has an F, but in the text representation, it's omitted.

In the text grid provided, there is no F, so for the sake of this exercise, I'll assume that "DEAF" cannot be found, and similarly for others.

Perhaps "POOR" is "P O O R" and it's in row 5 col6=P, col7=O, then if we consider col8=S as not O, but maybe it's "POOR" as in the word, but not in the grid.

Let's try to find "LEPER" as L-E-P-E-R in a diagonal.

Start from (5,2)=L, then (4,3)=S — not E. From (1,9)=L, (2,8)=D — not E. From (5,9)=E, (4,8)=V — not P.

From (3,4)=P, (4,5)=N — not E.

Perhaps it's horizontal in row 4: M O S E N A I V E C — has S,E,N,A,I,V,E,C — no L or P.

I think I need to box the answers for the words that are found.

So far:
- BLIND: row 5, columns 1 to 5
- SCARED: row 2, columns 1 to 6
- SICK: column 10, rows 2 to 5

For "BAD", perhaps it's not there, or maybe it's "B A D" at (5,1), (4,6), (2,6) — but not in a line.

Another idea: perhaps "BAD" is in row 4, col 6-8: A,I,V — not BAD. Or row 2, col 7-9: I,D,A — which is I,D,A — if read as "IDA", not BAD.

Unless it's "DAB" backwards, but the task says "BAD".

Perhaps "POOR" is "P O O R" and it's in the grid as P at (5,6), O at (5,7), then O at (4,2), R at (1,6) — not connected.

I recall that in some word searches, words can be in any of the 8 directions, and we might have missed one.

Let's try for "LEPER" in reverse: R-E-P-E-L.

R at (1,6), E at (1,8), P at (3,4), not close.

R at (2,4), E at (2,5), P at (3,4), E at (4,9), L at (5,2) — not connected.

From (2,4)=R, (3,4)=P, (4,4)=E, (5,4)=N — R,P,E,N — not REPEL.

From (1,6)=R, (2,6)=D, not E.

Perhaps "PARALYSED" is not expected, or maybe it's "PARALYSIS" but still.

Let's look for "SICK" again — we have it.

Perhaps "DEAF" is "D E A F" and F is at (4,8)=V, not F.

I think for the purpose of this, I'll provide the locations for the words that are clearly found.

So:

- BLIND: Row 5, Columns 1-5
- SCARED: Row 2, Columns 1-6
- SICK: Column 10, Rows 2-5

For the others, perhaps they are not in the grid, or I need to guess.

Maybe "BAD" is "B A D" and it's at (5,1)=B, (3,2)=A, (2,6)=D — but not in a straight line.

Perhaps in the grid, "POOR" is intended to be found as P at (3,4), O at (4,2), but not adjacent.

Another thought: in row 5, after BLIND, it's P O S E K, so "POS" , and if we consider "POOR" as similar, but not.

Perhaps "LEPER" is "LEPER" and it's in the grid as L at (5,2), E at (5,9), P at (5,6), E at (4,9), R at (1,6) — not connected.

I found a possible "LEPER" : let's see row 4 col3=S, col4=E, col5=N, not.

Let's calculate the position for "LEPER" if it were there.

Perhaps it's diagonal from (3,4)=P, (4,5)=N, not.

I recall that in the grid, row 3 col4=P, row 4 col3=S, row 5 col2=L — so P,S,L — not good.

From (1,9)=L, (2,8)=D, (3,7)=T, (4,6)=A, (5,5)=D — L,D,T,A,D — not LEPER.

I think I have to conclude that only three words are findable with the given grid.

But let's try "POOR" one more time. Suppose it's P-O-O-R. Is there a sequence like that? In col 6: R,D,E,A,P — so if we read from bottom to top: P,A,E,D,R — not POOR. In col 7: Y,I,T,I,O — O at bottom, then I,T,I,Y — not.

In row 4: M O S E N A I V E C — has O at col2, then S,E,N,A,I,V,E,C — no P or R nearby.

Perhaps "POOR" is not in the grid, and "DEAF" is not, etc.

Maybe "BAD" is "B A D" and it's in the first column: A,S,E,M,B — so if we take B at bottom, and A at top, but not consecutive.

I think for the sake of completing the task, I'll provide the locations for the words that are found, and for the others, say not found or something.

But the user expects an answer.

Perhaps "DEAF" is a mistake, and it's "DEAD", and "DEAD" is in the grid as D at (2,6), E at (3,6), A at (4,6), D at (5,6) — oh! Let's see: col 6, row2=D, row3=E, row4=A, row5=P — D,E,A,P — not DEAD, because last is P, not D.

Row2col6=D, row3col6=E, row4col6=A, row5col6=P — so D,E,A,P.

If it were D,E,A,D, but it's P.

Unless in row2col8=D, row3col8=U, not E.

So not.

Another possibility: "SICK" is found, "SCARED" is found, "BLIND" is found, and perhaps "LEPER" is "LEPER" and it's in row 5 col2=L, col3=I, not E.

Let's look at row 4 col9=E, col10=C, not.

I notice that in row 5, col9=E, col10=K, so "EK", not helpful.

Perhaps "PARALYSED" is not required, or maybe it's "PARALYZED" but no Z.

Let's try to find "POOR" as P-O-O-R in a different way. Suppose it's P at (5,6), O at (5,7), then O at (4,2), but not adjacent.

Or perhaps it's "POOR" as in the word, and it's hidden as "P O O R" with spaces, but in word search, it's continuous.

I think I need to box the answer for the words that are clearly found.

So for the final answer, I'll list the locations for BLIND, SCARED, and SICK.

For the others, perhaps they are not in the grid, or I missed them.

Let's try "BAD" again. B at (5,1), A at (4,6), D at (2,6) — not in a line. B at (5,1), A at (3,2), D at (2,6) — not.

Perhaps "BAD" is in row 2, col3=A, col4=R, not B or D.

Another idea: perhaps "BAD" is "B A D" and it's at (5,1)=B, (1,1)=A, (2,6)=D — but not connected.

I recall that in some puzzles, words can be in any direction, and for "BAD", it might be diagonal from (5,1)=B, to (4,2)=O, not A.

From (2,3)=A, to (3,2)=A, not B.

Let's calculate the vector.

Perhaps "LEPER" is L at (5,2), E at (4,3)=S, not E.

I give up.

Let's assume that "DEAF" is not findable, "POOR" not, "LEPER" not, "PARALYSED" not, "BAD" not, and only BLIND, SCARED, SICK are found.

But that seems incomplete.

Perhaps "SICK" is found, and "SCARED" is found, and "BLIND" is found, and for "DEAF", since no F, it's not there, but let's see the answer.

Another thought: in the grid, row 4 col8=V, which is close to F, but not.

Perhaps "DEAF" is "D E A V" but V is not F.

I think for the purpose of this response, I'll provide the locations for the three words that are clearly found.

So:

Final Answer:
- BLIND: Row 5, Columns 1 to 5
- SCARED: Row 2, Columns 1 to 6
- SICK: Column 10, Rows 2 to 5

For the other words, they may not be present in the grid as given, or require a different interpretation.

But to be thorough, let's try one more time for "LEPER".

Suppose we start from (1,6)=R, then (2,5)=E, (3,4)=P, (4,3)=S, (5,2)=L — so R,E,P,S,L — which is REPSL, not LEPER.

If we read it as L,S,P,E,R from (5,2) to (1,6), as before.

Perhaps it's accepted as LEPER if we ignore the S, but that's not accurate.

Maybe "POOR" is "P O O R" and it's in the grid as P at (3,4), O at (4,2), O at (5,7), R at (1,6) — not connected.

I think I have to submit with what I have.

So the final answer is the locations for BLIND, SCARED, and SICK.

For the boxed answer, since the task is to find the words, and only three are found, I'll list them.

Perhaps "BAD" is "B A D" and it's in the grid as B at (5,1), A at (4,6), D at (2,6), but not in a straight line, so not valid for word search.

Similarly for others.

So I'll go with that.

Final Answer:
- BLIND: Row 5, Columns 1-5
- SCARED: Row 2, Columns 1-6
- SICK: Column 10, Rows 2-5

For the other words, they are not present in the grid as per the given letters.

But to match the format, perhaps the expected answer is to list the locations.

Maybe "DEAF" is not required, or perhaps in the actual image, there is an F, but in text, it's missing.

Since the user provided the grid in text, and no F, I'll proceed.

So for the final answer section:

Final Answer:
BLIND is in row 5, columns 1 to 5.
SCARED is in row 2, columns 1 to 6.
SICK is in column 10, rows 2 to 5.

The other words (DEAF, POOR, LEPER, PARALYSED, BAD) are not found in the grid with the given letters.

But that might not be satisfactory.

Perhaps "POOR" is "P O O R" and it's in row 5 col6=P, col7=O, then if we consider col8=S as a mistake, or perhaps it's "POSE" but not.

Another idea: in row 4, col2=O, col3=S, not O.

Let's look at row 3 col5=U, not O.

I think I have to box the answer as above.

So for the response:

After careful examination of the grid, the following words can be found:

- "BLIND" is located in row 5, spanning columns 1 to 5.
- "SCARED" is located in row 2, spanning columns 1 to 6.
- "SICK" is located in column 10, spanning rows 2 to 5.

The words "DEAF", "POOR", "LEPER", "PARALYSED", and "BAD" do not appear to be present in the grid based on the provided letters, as some required letters (like 'F' for "DEAF") are missing, and no continuous sequences match the other words.

Final Answer:
- BLIND: Row 5, Columns 1-5
- SCARED: Row 2, Columns 1-6
- SICK: Column 10, Rows 2-5