"personal illness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any illness a person has, either mental or physical. For example, "After taking a month off work due to personal illness, Bob was feeling much better."
Lost parental working days were due to caring for ill children and their personal illness.
A personal illness convinced him that psychic phenomena were directly related to organic changes in the brain and nervous system.
Participants reported on a five-point scale their appraisal of five stressors (death or health deterioration of a family member, personal illness, financial, and academic problems).
In MetLife's program, called Act 2, the group included four men, two military veterans, and 10 candidates on career break for eldercare, child care or personal illness.
The shame and stigma won't be removed from this distress until we realise that it is not simply an individual, personal illness – though sometimes it becomes that – but a social, cultural malaise that will be deepened, not alleviated, by pills or sometimes misdirected talk therapies.
At the same time he was a master of point-to-point navigation, moving not by plan but by instinct, tempered by experience.Roosevelt was the greatest American president since Lincoln, his colossal abilities tested by personal illness, economic catastrophe and world war.
The Emergency Ride Home (ERH) program allows faculty and staff who commute to work via transit, walking, bicycle, carpool, or vanpool at least two times per week to take a taxi, rental car, or transit in the event that they or a family member experience a personal illness or emergency.
Based on a substantive review of current data, law, and policy, the report outlines a nearly universal need among working Americans for time off from work to address personal illness, care for a new child, or care for a loved one with a serious illness.
Duke provides time off with pay for personal illness or to care for sick members of your immediate family.
"He led an extraordinary life which was both marked by personal illness and tragedy while also filled with joy and passion," Mr Salmond said.
Under "Reason"- please check the "FMLA" box if it is for the following reasons: maternity, paternity, adoption/placement of foster child, child/parent/spouse illness, personal illness.
