Sentences with phrase «debilitating illness as»

Join the Wessex - based Cerdicing clan for their saga of war, betrayel, love and a family propensity for debilitating illness as they try to conquer it all in Crusader Kings II.

Christine suffered from a debilitating illness as a young child which affected her ability to walk.

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As GLBTQ folks experiment, trying to satisfy the unsatisfiable, they begin to pursue extremely unhealthy behaviors that place them at high risk, way beyond the straight population, for the transmission and reception of fatal and debilitating illnesses.

As Wendy Alec began to recover from a severe and debilitating illness, she struggled to understand why she had suffered so greatly.

Since its inception in 1989, Project Angel Food has delivered more than 10 million meals to men, women and children who are debilitated by disease and struggling with life - threatening illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, renal failure and HIV / AIDS.

By2030, however, HIV / AIDS will move up from its current ranking in fourth place to become the third - leading cause of death around the globe as well as the most common cause of debilitating illness.

CFS — sometimes known as ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis)-- is a complex illness characterized by impaired memory and concentration, metabolic, cardiac, gut and immune dysfunction and debilitating muscle pain and fatigue on exertion (also known as neuroimmune exhaustion).

Patients such as Katie (or their parents) may find themselves in a dilemma: The drug that keeps their debilitating mental illness at bay might cause their weight to balloon, potentially leading to emotional distress and serious medical problems that have little to do with their original diagnosis.

My life has changed as a result of a debilitating illness, but I'm grateful to share small victories like this with you.

Hypothyroidism and autoimmune Hashimoto's disease are NOT considered as a critical and debilitating illness by the medical professionals as for example multiple sclerosis, lupus and many other autoimmune conditions.

As you read earlier, Anadrol is an ideal medication for people who are recovering from a debilitating illness.

Additional factors, such as severe injuries, illnesses and emotional stresses can debilitate the adrenal glands of anyone, including athletes.

This, along with other antioxidant super foods such as turmeric could be a double whammy of protection for this debilitating illness.

About Site - A community for people who suffer from, or know someone with, the debilitating illness known as Cystic Fibrosis.

Julianne Moore gives a breakthrough performance as Carol White, a Los Angeles housewife in the late 1980s who comes down with a debilitating illness.

Alice Teisan was living an ordinary life as a church - going, athletic, professional, single woman until a debilitating illness shattered the life she had take...

Most people know that ticks transmit Lyme disease, a chronic and debilitating illness, but they also carry bacteria that lead to other acute illnesses, such as anaplasmosis and ehrlichiosis.

While on one hand, dogs can die, have shorter lives or suffer long - term debilitating illness; if vaccinated, exposure to life threatening and deadly diseases such as parvo, rabies and distemper is a very real concern.

It can leave its victims in such a debilitated state that they die of secondary infections or related illnesses such as kidney disease, blood disorders, or cancer.

Illnesses such as the feline leukemia virus, feline immunodeficiency, feline upper respiratory viruses, ringworm, heartworm, and rabies can debilitate your cat and shorten their life.

«While you wouldn't need it if everything went according to plan, travel insurance preventative measure for a worst - case situation, such as a major theft, debilitating illness or accident where you'd need access to immediate medical care,» she says.

Just as sticky an issue is whether or not the Gulf spill has caused a debilitating wave of illness in residents across the region.

Debilitating illness was suggested as a possible escape route.

Is there a substantial certainty that some workers exposed to certain known toxic materials, such as asbestos, would develop debilitating illnesses?

For many years Roythornes, as a matter of course, has advised client families on the importance of making plans in case of potential health problems that could inhibit them making decisions for themselves, whether a short - term injury, such as a bump to the head, or a longer - term debilitating illness.

[45] As noted in Goodrich, amendments to the legislation have followed upon the work of the Law Reform Commission and papers prepared for the Attorney General of British Columbia addressing the problem arising from the common law's reluctance to give enduring or continuing effect to powers of attorney following the onset of debilitating illness or dementia.

Most travel insurance policies require that the illness be so debilitating as to make it impossible to travel, so if your child is mildly sick you may not have coverage to cancel.

This is promising, as chronic conditions can not be cured, though with adequate management of their physical health people can continue to live fulfilled lives in the presence of otherwise debilitating illnesses.

Clearly, with debilitating mental illness rampant in our society, it is long overdue that we as a nation increase the focus on de-stigmatizing the act of getting help.

Others are not as flexible when their relationship is tested by domestic issues, miscommunication, debilitating illness, or financial difficulties.