Sentence examples similar to on going illness from inspiring English sources

Go on, go on.

For instance in the homeopathic management of on-going illness, the introduction of placebo medication affects the interpretation of progress at follow-up – has the practitioner chosen the wrong medicine or has the patient been allocated to the placebo arm?

I was stunned, but Ruby's indomitable spirit means she tackled her mental illness head on, going to university to study how the brain works and turning her ordeal into a one-woman show.

"We have to fix the club's illness and then after that we can focus on going up," he concluded.

When somebody has a chronic mental illness life can become a medical trial that keeps on going.

What is going on with my illness?

Perhaps the problem is that whereas love poems are focused and self-defining (see Jon Stallworthy's The Penguin Book of Love Poetry, for example), in novels about love something else is always going on - war, work, illness, child-rearing, death - and the presence of those other themes clouds the issue of what the book is "about".

Those who have been reading my articles on mental illness, going back to my 2005 L.A. Times op-ed, "Shedding Stigma of the 'Psycho' Straitjacket," know that I often invoke Hamlet.

To her, she said, this was the moment for a woman (and sometimes a man) to declare to the world there was illness going on, and most probably cancer.

The majority of reasons for non-attendance mentioned by frequent attenders were external reasons which were specific to the individual, such as illness, going on holiday or having to work.

This may give them a little (or a lot) of strength to go on fighting crushing illnesses, family losses, etc.