Or the effusive biographer George Knox who, in a fit of illness in the first of these Barsetshire novels, says to his friend, Mrs. Morland, "Even Wordsworth was more interesting that I am at this moment".
I would do pretend tours to my friends; put on a special voice mainly say things like "… and in a terrible fit of illness he murdered his wife in this very chair!" and just make up silly stories.
In his final letter, Smart begged for money from Rev. Mr. Jackson, saying: "Being upon recovery from a fit of illness, and having nothing to eat, I beg you to send me two or three shillings which (God willing) I will return, with many thanks, in two or three days".
This pattern also fits with the model of illness behaviour which is a representation of the decision-making process during an illness [ 45].
Wenger maintains while the 24-year-old is still an Arsenal player there is no reason to leave him out now he is fully fit after a bout of illness.
In the end, those whose course of illness doesn't fit the model of stable, manageable, invisible chronic illness may come to be seen--by communities and by the health systems they rely on--either as "defaulters" or as unfortunate statistical outliers.
Before the voyage, apart from these unusual but mostly sporadic episodes of illness, Darwin was a fit young man.
Take Saint Vitus, with his cauldron and rooster, whose extensive remit apparently includes patronage of youth, smiths, pharmacists, brewers, vintners, innkeepers, actors, the deaf and helper for those suffering fits, illness of the eyes and sterility.
However the multiple logistic model fitted the data poorly and the use of APACHE II to assess severity of illness would have introduced confounding.
Gerbils with a history of having fits or respiratory illness should never be bred from.
There were no reports of illness.
