Sentence examples for diagnosis himself from inspiring English sources

Walker offers this diagnosis himself, leeringly dismissing Pearl as a silly mommy, awash with hormones, mildly hysterical.

Unlike Ronald Reagan, who announced his Alzheimer's diagnosis himself, Mrs. Thatcher either chose not to or was no longer capable of doing so.

My husband, a newly minted doctor embarrassed at not having made the diagnosis himself, walked me across the street to the one-story psych ward associated with the hospital.

The second is that of Paolo; he has two siblings with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, and has also received a (non-psychotic) psychiatric diagnosis himself.

At Bain Capital, the private equity firm he co-founded, Mr. Romney at first kept his wife's diagnosis to himself.

Following the diagnosis, Douglas subjected himself to two months of chemotherapy and radiation, a draining, exhausting process that made him lose more than 13.5kg (30lb).

After the shock of Ann Romney's diagnosis, he immersed himself in research about multiple sclerosis, becoming "a mini-expert," said Laraine Wright, a close friend of Mrs. Romney.

Dr. O'Bryan has given himself a diagnosis of gluten sensitivity.

These days the young Hunter would likely earn himself a diagnosis of ADD, along with IQ scores well in the genius range.

On hearing his diagnosis, Hewlett, 58, found himself, almost without missing a beat, wondering how best to communicate his situation and explain what he was learning along the way.

For John McClelland, 57, a retired volunteer fire and rescue officer who now leads training courses in Colorado, the story is even more personal: He has a diagnosis of Alzheimer's himself.