Sentence examples for confusing illness from inspiring English sources

Vallabh, then twenty-eight years old, softer, brown-eyed, more reposeful, of Indian ancestry, told me her story: Her mother had died in December, 2010, at fifty-two, afterrifyingifying and confusing illness.

This is a revised version of the Illness Perceptions Questionnaire that includes a measure of how understandable or confusing an illness is to people.

This confuses the illness with "split personality".

Most family members can easily confuse mental illness with bad behavior especially in early childhood and adolescent years.

All too many people confuse their illnesses with idiosyncrasies, especially a phobia of something like puke, which grosses most people out.

Be patient with yourself; recovering from a mental illness is confusing, isolating, and often difficult.

Dr. Ami Klin, an expert on autism at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, said that any tie between the Newtown shootings and Asperger's or autism "is an enormous disservice" to those whose lives are affected by these developmental disorders, which should not be confused with mental illness.

And your kid discovering he has paranormal powers, how that could be confused with mental illness or some sort of emotional or psychiatric trauma.

Mental illness confuses the equation because it raises the question of whether an individual is possessed of sufficient clarity of mind to autonomously and rationally choose to alienate her own right to life.

In addition to the obvious signs of depression, patients with LLD may have nonspecific symptoms which may be confused with physical illness such as psychomotor slowing, fatigue, and increased pain.

The symptoms are not clear and can easily be confused with other illness but awareness of the possible source contributing to poisoned air (such as a gas stove in the vicinity, or a stuffy room) may help you to pinpoint the symptoms.