During his second year at Balliol, he suffered from a recurrent illness, and in 1923 he was advised by his doctors to take a long sea voyage.

This may be the underlying cause of many recurrent illnesses, or mental or physical conditions which appear to defy the healing powers of modern medicine.

From 1788, George suffered recurrent mental illness and in 1811 his son was appointed regent.

Thus he continued until the end of his life - to be highly creative for short periods before the recurrent illness overtook him.

Keith told the doctors that he had a serious recurrent illness which was highly contagious, adding the ailment of a hernia also.

Absenteeism, recurrent minor illnesses, accidents at home and at work and disturbed relationships with colleagues are all commonplace.

The peak of Gayarre's career lasted from 1873 to 1886, after which he was plagued by recurrent respiratory illness, causing his voice to deteriorate.

In 1804, George was again affected by his recurrent illness; after his recovery, Addington resigned and Pitt regained power.

By the time these letters were written, f. scott fitzgerald had been struggling for years to find the right approach to his wife Zelda's recurrent mental illness.

I do not know whether later, when he found himself checked by recurrent illness, he regretted having chosen to encounter that ordeal in Brazil.