Carter Dougherty, a 4-year-old from Lincoln, Neb., was constantly ill because his body lacked antibodies.
Bai'aa has been constantly ill since arriving four months ago; throughout the interview he clutched a bottle of chest medicine.
That led to three years of not being able to work, being on benefits, constantly ill, four hospital admissions, an absolute three-year hell.
At night, the temperature can drop below freezing, so Oscar, like many of the 1,500 people living in this field, is constantly ill.
Epic is the word for this remarkable, glamorous, loyal, foulmouthed, hard-drinking, passionate, man-loving, gay-friendly, squeaky-voiced, jewel-encrusted, constantly ill, magnificently flawed, Jewish convert, Kabbalistic woman who, it seemed, accompanied me on most of the stages of my life from adolescence on.
She feels constantly ill, and after braving it for a year is relieved to leave.The circumstances are a far cry from those of Ms Rausing's own family, one of Europe's richest (she is the granddaughter of Ruben Rausing, the founder of Tetra-Pak, a successful Swedish company, and is now a philanthropist, based in London, and owner and publisher of Granta, a literary magazine and book-publisher).
If you're constantly ill-tempered or anxious, you're said to have an angry liver.
"My house was being battered," he wrote, "ravens constantly croaking ill omens at our door".
"When we were living under corrugated iron sheets I had skin problems and was constantly feeling ill," she said.
She says they have enough to eat and drink, but she worries about her two-year-old grandson, who is constantly falling ill because of the cold.
Drinking intensified my suicidal ideation, and rendered me constantly tired, ill, and forgetful.
