Jeffrey Bernard my now be dead rather than unwell and Soho may have irrevocably changed but the play remains an uncanny evocation of a sozzled, homeless Peter Pan who was always one of life's lost boys.
Swann says most academics are stressed rather than mentally unwell: "They are thinking about their work and the consequences of not being as good as they should be; they're having difficulty switching off and feeling guilty if they're not working seven days a week".
Not tired, but weary; not ill or unwell, but rather, somehow, ancient.
It's Rahere who gives Lovel, the titular protagonist, hope that he may become a healer, rather than remaining an unwell burden on the priory that takes him in.
The higher proportion of HPeV-infected children who required admission to NICU was probably determined by the low age in an infant with an unwell appearance rather than by the clinical severity, as there was only one patient with encephalitis who had sequelae.
Payne's solicitor, David Offenbach, suggested that the judge was "more concerned about the apparent respectability of customers rather than the plight of an unwell, middle-aged woman sent to prison..
So, women described accessing A&E in preference to primary care, with some women reporting then perceived lack of care from A&E. Many women described how they did not seek help when they first experienced symptoms, rather waiting until they felt seriously unwell and sought urgent care.
Indeed, some explicitly identified their most important role as being that of discriminating between seriously unwell and essentially healthy children, rather than making a specific diagnosis of leukaemia or any other illness: I didn't have differential… No, my differential diagnosis was at that point not important... Leave that to the hospital.
She was unwell during her A-levels and rather than retaking the year at school she decided to do a BTec in health science at her local college.
