Sentence examples for miserable disease from inspiring English sources

In these, you can weep, snarl, cry or complain how angry you are at the doctor who asked you to describe how you've grown spiritually since you've had this miserable disease.

Prof Davies said healthy children would get real benefits from avoiding flu, which could be a "miserable" disease.

"Usher syndrome is a desperate, miserable disease," says human geneticist Paul Sieving of the National Eye Institute in Bethesda, Maryland.

It's a miserable disease that forces miners to live out their last days coughing and gasping for air.

It would be a fitting coda to her impressive legacy if her death ended up provide a genuine 'teaching moment' for America: one that would encourage the media and public to look beyond the scandals and personalities to the complicated causes and consequences of this miserable disease.

"Reap" is not so much a coming-of-age story as a description of adulthood as a miserable terminal disease; everyone is over the hill before reaching the age of 30.

It sounds like a scene from a horror movie: injecting rabies into beagle puppies and watching as they succumb to one of the most miserable of diseases.

Here are the symptoms and cure of what can be pathologies, or at least troubles, that erode your finances and make your life miserable: 1. Disease: Excessive Spending — Some people overspend because it gives them a sense of power and provides an adrenaline rush, while others spend because it's a social activity and it gives them something to do.

Currently 75 percent of those with diagnoses deal with late-stage disease and miserable mortality statistics, as I do.

But Alzheimer's disease is a miserable, slow retreat from the world, and from all that you are.

How was it possible that diseases that make life miserable for one out of every six people on earth had gone virtually unnoticed?