Analysts of the regime say that Than Shwe, who is seventy-five and thought to be ill, believes himself to be the reincarnation of a Burmese king.
Kempe refers to herself in her book in the third person as "this creatur", opening her story by telling of how after the birth of her first child she became ill and believed herself to be surrounded by devils.
However, he was seriously ill and believed himself to be on the verge of a breakdown.
Around 1749, Priestley became seriously ill and believed he was dying.
The consultation has been described as the cornerstone of general practice: "The essential unit of medical practice is the occasion when, in the intimacy of the consulting room or sick room, a person who is ill, or believes himself to be ill, seeks the advice of a doctor whom he trusts.
It is not clear at what point he decided that violence was the solution to the ills he believed were tearing European civilization asunder.
They are one by one ceasing to see family members as the templates for what they might become; and ceasing, for good or ill, to believe in the economy of guilt and sacrifice that has traditionally held Indian families together.
For when Marcus fell ill, she, believing that he would die, especially as he was always sickly, became afraid," etc. 13 Joan.
Brzezinski's comment about Trump either wanting to turn America into a dictatorship or being mentally ill, I believe, is right on the money.
Although Knut showed no symptoms of being ill, pathologists believe that "this suspected infection must already have been there for a long time... at least several weeks, possibly months".
