Sentence examples for personal illnesses from inspiring English sources
As a supervisor I have helped supervisees who are struggling with serious and upsetting patient complaints, seriously ill relatives, personal illnesses and serious clinical errors, all of which can trigger the kind of breakdown that leads one to seek professional help.
It promised workers a job-protected three months of unpaid leave for childbirth as well as familial and personal illnesses.
Undoubtedly, future historians of the medium will puzzle over the two long-running series entitled "Diff'rent Strokes" and "Webster". Each deals with an adorable, precocious black boy, played by actors who, because of personal illnesses, look at least a half-dozen years younger than they really are.
It needs to "check all the boxes" by being affordable and covering leave for moms and dads, for family caregivers and for serious personal illnesses and injuries.
Make allowances for the human condition: tired, overworked, over-stressed, family illnesses, personal illnesses, and simple frailty.
Also, perceptions of illness severity, illness personal control, illness concerns, illness emotional concerns, and illness comprehensibility did not significantly differ as more medicines were prescribed, and the interaction was not significant.
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.
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.
