I hope the person who made this threat gets either the help he needs (if he's actually ill) or quite a bit of jail time (if he's not).
Dave's target, he explained, frequently breaking eye contact with me to search around the room (no doubt identifying suitable exits, in case he needs to make a swift spy-like exit, I thought), was a bloke who had put in a claim for insurance for a back injury whom the insurers doubted was actually ill and was going to the gym most days.
At the same time, many West Africans were actually ill or dying with EVD, and most were unable to get anything beyond very basic healthcare.
(Provincial Manager) One NGO was concerned that the new focus on prevention and promotion would be at the cost of providing home-based care for those that are already ill: "This could make a great impact - but only if they don't lose focus on those who are actually ill, and not just (focus) on prevention and promotion activities.
It should be noted that surveys such as the General Household Survey and the Expenditure and Food Survey, on which UK price elasticity estimates are based, tend not to obtain data on the most extreme drinkers those who are actually ill with their drinking because such individuals may be hard to contact and if contacted are less likely to agree to participate [ 8].
Dr. Greeno added that Mr. Chavez's prominence and the pressure to save him might inspire measures that are actually ill-advised.
Yolanda is actually really ill and dealing with Lyme disease in Florida, so she wasn't but she's there in spirit.
He had a difficult relationship with his mother - who, he's realised recently, 'is not just crazy, as I thought she was as a youngster, but is actually mentally ill in a way that's been a big burden on my mind; and also in a way that is hereditary...'. - who he tried to strangle when he suspected her of being unfaithful to his father.
