Sentence examples for illness becoming from inspiring English sources

Without question, there is something profoundly unsettling about an illness becoming the subject of interspousal negotiations conducted over a hospital sickbed.

In fact, affected patients often show poor motivation to treatment entailing high levels of dropout [ 14, 100] and negative outcomes with the illness becoming often chronic and eventually mortal [ 167].

(Philip, diabetes, 30 months after diagnosis) The goal of self-management within a transitional pattern was to be able to continue with activities, live a good life despite illness, and slow down to prevent the illness from becoming worse.

Negative public attitudes towards persons suffering from mental illness have been identified as an obstacle for recovery from illness and becoming full participants in society [ 1].

This doesn't mean that pharmaceutical medications aren't helpful when people find themselves in a dark place from which they see no escape (I've witnessed their benefit for people suffering severe mental illness), however it does mean not labelling the normal emotions of life as a mental illness nor becoming dependent on a pill to fix problems that we alone must attend to.

The article reported that the study found the illness was becoming more widespread.

She announced the illness after becoming concerned that the unsteadiness the disease caused would be misinterpreted as drunkenness.

The mosquito-borne illness is becoming resistant to the last anti-malaria drug standing – artemisinin – largely because of counterfeit medicines and incorrect usage.

Other students were present for the entire course of a patient's terminal illness, later becoming key figures in helping the family deal with that person's death.

You may be an early identifier and make all the difference in the life of a young person, or you may make the choice to seek treatment yourself and prevent your illness from becoming disabling.

Traditionally, these products have been sold against an unsecured personal loan, in theory paying the customers' monthly repayments if they are no longer able to pay due to an accident, illness or becoming unemployed.