Sentence examples for hidden illness from inspiring English sources

Depression is hardly the hidden illness it was some 20 years ago when William Styron wrote "Darkness Visible," his now classic account, and a reader might well ask, Why add to the heap of stories?

The wording and language used simply didn't allow points for fluctuating "hidden" illness.

Schizophrenia is the hidden illness, kept secret by families who fear their loved ones will be shunned, ostracised and become unemployable.

The television show "West Wing" picks up its story line tomorrow, extending a fictional plot based on a genuine problem -- the long history of hidden illness in the White House.

A major drive against the "hidden" illness of post-natal depression, which affects more than 70,000 new mothers a year in Britain, is being pledged by Labour after it was revealed that hundreds of hospitals across the country offer no expert care for the condition.

So, it's not the long sleep that is causing the increased mortality risk, it's the hidden illness.

They should also be changed every 12 or so hours, as they tend to hold hidden illnesses you don't see (which may cause you to get sick again).

Whatever the culture, relatively light and flawless skin is seen as a testament to both youth and health: partly because skin permanently darkens after pregnancy; partly because light skin makes it harder to hide illness.

"There are better ways to cope than to hide illness or to presume [those who come home early] lack faith".

Roger Ebert, who has been quite candid about his own illness, saying, "We spend too much time hiding illness," is less thoughtful in a recent blog post after the shootings in Colorado over the weekend.

We are unaware of data presented elsewhere which suggest patients may actively hide illness in order to remain on anti-TNF, and this an area that would benefit from further research.