Kim Gallagher, a slim but strong runner who overcame endless illnesses to win a silver medal in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and a bronze in the 1988 Seoul Olympics, died Monday in a Philadelphia hospital.
… A frail child beset by a seemingly endless parade of illnesses, Mr. Sendak was reared, he said afterward, in a world of looming terrors: the Depression; World War II; the Holocaust, in which many of his European relatives perished; the seemingly infinite vulnerability of children to danger.
Her oeuvre is her life, her illness, her endless obsession with these tiny forms.
Ads in alt-weeklies throughout the state advertise doctors willing to give a consultation to anyone who has one of a seemingly endless list of symptoms and illnesses that might be treatable with medical marijuana.
Later this week, Collins' eighth solo LP, Understated, will vie for the Scottish album of the year award, and a moving documentary about his illness, The Possibilities Are Endless, is currently screening at international film festivals.
There was real surprise that he was, indeed, there; other trials of dictators, over the years, have had endless opening gambits dominated by claims of illness — that the strong man is just too weak — which sometimes derail the proceedings entirely.
If you think about it, the list of complications is almost endless: Families of loved ones with mental illness recount horror stories, as several have in the Guardian's interactive series this week.
With a swelling homeless population, many of whom had serious mental illnesses, and against the backdrop of endless mass shootings across the country that were (rightly or wrongly) linked to mental illness, the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors had plenty of motivation to act.
There are engagements, marriages, anniversaries, illnesses, college graduations, retirements, vacations, and endless photographs of cute dogs.
Ms. Larsen, who rejects the idea that mental illness played a part in her father's endless construction project, shrugged.
