Sentences with phrase «of debilitating illnesses»

A quick, pain - free death would be for many people far preferable to months or years of debilitating illness either through the cancer itself, or attempts at treatment.

I do not replay those months of debilitating illness.

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

Without them, a person becomes exposed to a variety of debilitating illnesses and conditions including blindness, anemia, diabetes, confusion, and bleeding issues.

Better screen representation for older actors starts with not making movies like «The Leisure Seeker,» a soggy East Coast road trip saga in which Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland valiantly pretend that rogue treatment of debilitating illnesses has its funny / endearing side.

Experts and victims of the debilitating illness recently met at Ryder Park in DeWitt in an effort to put a personal face on the disease.

It was not described in medical literature until 1964 but some experts believe one of the earliest accounts of the debilitating illness appeared in an 1857 short story by Charles Dickens and his friend Wilke Collins:

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.

Yet the constraints of a debilitating illness and the looming revelation of a catastrophic secret conspire to throw their worlds into upheaval and threaten the possibilities of their unlikely yet redemptive love.

Physical rebellion, a feeling of weakness and low energy lingers in us all; it's reminiscent of debilitating illnesses.

[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.

A soggy East Coast road trip saga in which Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland valiantly pretend that rogue treatment of debilitating illnesses has its funny / endearing side.

Better screen representation for older actors starts with not making movies like «The Leisure Seeker,» a soggy East Coast road trip saga in which Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland valiantly pretend that rogue treatment of debilitating illnesses has its...