fatal illness

Nothing is done for them until they come down with symptoms of the fatal illness.

He had the look of a man suffering from a fatal illness.

Even when a person has a long-term fatal illness, death can happen suddenly.

At the same time he was diagnosed with a fatal illness.

Early in the game, she dies from a fatal illness.

"Looks like you're the one with the fatal illness, not your sister."

You are supposed to be recovering from a fatal illness.

Certainly Marks and the board knew nothing of his fatal illness when they suggested he step down.

When you live with someone who has a fatal illness, it's shocking that the world goes on.

His look of fatal illness was heightened by the sunlight.

Along with her fatal illness, her other main influence was God.

Brain tumours, like any potentially fatal illness, are difficult to write about.

News that she had a potentially fatal illness could have affected the election's outcome.

"Yes, the fellow seems to have contracted some kind of fatal illness up north.

Fatal illness may also be the sad omen of this dream.

A serious and almost fatal illness interfered with his plans, yet he was not idle.

They made camp by the river, but kept succumbing to a strange and fatal illness.

Fatal illness gets the sob-sister treatment here, in a book that is clearly aimed at women.

She had a long and nearly fatal illness near the end of summer 1904, from which she never really recovered.

He had had several dangerous wounds and nearly fatal illnesses.

Failure, bereavement, fatal illness - we may first simply refuse to believe these things could happen to us.

"Do you withhold the most effective medication from a child with a potentially fatal illness?"

My first thought was that he had some fatal illness and was looking for solace.

Or beyond our control, like a fatal illness.

Henry the Young died suddenly of a fatal illness in 1183, saving Richard's position.