Sentence examples for is a difficult illness from inspiring English sources

If left untreated, Lyme disease can be crippling, yet it is a difficult illness to contract: a tick needs to attach itself to your body for at least twenty-four hours.

"But it's a difficult illness to live with because the bowel is very sore, very inflamed, and you lose a lot of blood.

It's a difficult illness to study: The bacteria grows naturally only in people and armadillos, and in experiments will grow on the footpads of genetically engineered mice.

One was on the grounds that finding the cause of the illness is a difficult task that may require several attempts, which was thought to improve the prospect of recovery.

His humor and resilience were remarkable, despite a difficult illness.

His wife Cornelia was also recovering from a difficult illness after the birth of their first child together, a son named Grinnell, who was born April 28 , 1848

It's a very difficult illness to live with, and these drugs are well worth trying".

The illness was a difficult and formative experience for Eugene.

I see now the need for at least two different modes of events: first, the type that educate, reach out and inform the public of prevention and information on the disease, and secondly, the type that allow a moment of glee in what is an otherwise unendingly difficult illness.

"Alzheimer's is a cruel illness and there have been difficult times, but in the end Colin died peacefully in his sleep.

Let us first remember that addiction is a serious, chronic and debilitating illness that is very, very difficult to treat, period.