The day I found out that I was terminally ill, it was misty, just barely raining, appropriately gray and damp.
When I found out I was terminally ill, the idea of leaving behind a legacy weighed on me, but not as heavily as the idea that I could leave behind a child with little or no memories of me and the values I had dreamed of instilling in him.
Of these, 684 had a performance status above the level or were not eligible for other reasons, i.e. being terminally ill, receiving occupational therapy in the occupational therapy department at time of inclusion, being unable to participate due to cognitive problems or poor language skills, or based on nurses' opinion too ill.
The Kübler-Ross model doesn't mention this stage because the hypothesis of that theorem deals with terminal illness, and I don't believe our nation is terminally ill; I think we're still hopeful to make a recovery.
"I don't think I was soured on racing, but my mother was terminally ill and I wanted to spend some time with her and looking back, I don't think I knew how disturbing that was to me," said Krone, who returned to Florida to care for her mother for four months until she died in hospice care.
Just a few days ago I received the call that no one wants to get, 'your Dad is terminally ill' so I reflected and realized that I'm paying tribute to my father because he gave me eclectic experiences in my life that forced me to see infinite possibilities, which is the heart of new media.
I've seen collectors who were terminally ill make major acquisitions.
As difficult as it was to hear nearly two years ago that my father was terminally ill, I am so grateful to his doctor for her frank honesty.
Early in my career as an oncologist at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York, I treated a woman who was terminally ill with acute myeloid leukemia (AML).
