What should it mean to say to one another "In sickness and in health..."?
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You support each other whether you are well or sick. No matter what you are always there for each other. that doesn't just mean physical sickness...it's for whatever you go through in life...no matter what...you love each other through it.
653698
both are correct depending on what you want to say. If you want to say that you cant drink and smoke at the same time anymore then 1 is correct, but if you want to say that you cant either drink or smoke anymore then 2 is correct. \n\n(1 means that you cant do them both at the same time 2 means that you cant do either one of them)
278105
Well in the English language it is an informal word, the proper word would be "ill".
512973
seriously a big matter, i feel this is a case of very severe food poisoning, please go see a doctor to get a jab, i remember the last time i had one of those, i was so sick i couldnt move. Hope you bring your partner there as soon as possible, Cheers
70365
She should start by understanding that there’s nothing bad about being ill, no matter what the illness is. She cannot expect people to understand something they do not know. She has to let people who are close friends know about her problem and then they will understand where she’s coming from. If they are true friends they will stand by her. But she has to start being a true friend herself and tell those who are her friends about her problems, if she does not trust them enough then there’s no point in trying to make friends with them.
554097
Whatever happened to "in sickness and in health"?  If you leave him because he's sick, you're no better than someone who cheats on a spouse.  He needs therapy, not condemnation.  People who treat someone who has a mental illness with such disregard make me angry.  Help him pursue a more rigorous course of treatment, and reclaim the man you originally fell in love with.
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Translation:\n\nIn our life, we look up to many people not only because they are famous but because of the many good deeds they have done and when I think about these deeds, the first thing that comes to mind are Nurses.  I admire them because they know how to commisserate with patients.\n\nNursing is a course that is related to science and my favorite aspect of this course is Human Biology, Chemistry for Health Studies and Physics for Health Studies because through these courses, I understand more the various parts that make up our body and the proper way of taking care of it.\n\nSooooo.... do I get 10 pts? :)
389261
Someone might be off sick at work, but I'm ill with a cold - so, both.\nWrath (just such a cool word)\nClose\nPower\nCraft to describe a hobby; skill to describe the talent needed to complete a complex action
485421
something like:\n"I miss you a lot. You are a very good friend for me."\n\nMy Vietnamese is a bit rusty, but this looks quite simple.
151129
"Uneased" isn't exactly a word.  You might as well go with "uneasy".\n\nAnd the section starting with "In our life..." doesn't flow from the preceding section.  You should start a new paragraph if you want to go on talking about that.  It would also be more proper to say "In a person's life, he or she...", as the impersonal second person voice usually doesn't have a place in formal writing.\n\nOtherwise, looks good.
650887
I am thinking about my son, he is sick now\nI hope he will be well soon\nPlease pray for him\nI really wish I can take care of him now but I have to go to work
513078
Fever...although some yanks say it like never.\n\nxxB
405891
Hello, it says;\n\nMy love,\nI missed you very much.\n\nYou could say to him; Ben de seni cok ozledim askim. (I missed you a lot too, love)
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Have A Nice Day\n   \n \n  'Help, help, ' said a man. 'I'm drowning.'\n'Hang on, ' said a man from the shore.\n'Help, help, ' said the man. 'I'm not clowning.'\n'Yes, I know, I heard you before.\nBe patient dear man who is drowning, \nYou, see I've got a disease.\nI'm waiting for a Doctor J. Browning.\nSo do be patient please.'\n'How long, ' said the man who was drowning. 'Will it take for the Doc to arrive? '\n'Not very long, ' said the man with the disease. 'Till then try staying alive.'\n'Very well, ' said the man who was drowning. 'I'll try and stay afloat.\nBy reciting the poems of Browning\nAnd other things he wrote.'\n'Help, help, ' said the man with the disease, 'I suddenly feel quite ill.'\n'Keep calm.' said the man who was drowning, ' Breathe deeply and lie quite still.'\n'Oh dear, ' said the man with the awful disease. 'I think I'm going to die.'\n'Farewell, ' said the man who was drowning.\nSaid the man with the disease, 'goodbye.'\nSo the man who was drowning, drownded\nAnd the man with the disease past away.\nBut apart from that, \nAnd a fire in my flat, \nIt's been a very nice day.
399600
Your friend is ill, she needs professional help and hopefully her Mom will help her get it.  You are being a good friend to her, stay that way and help her throught the next months which are going to be difficult for her.  I wish her well...;
614604
I think you should wait it out. If he is sick then he probably wants to get better and then he will be back, he stays in contact with you and that is a good sign and if his friends say he is not cheating and you know them well and know they don't lie then he probably is being honest and will be back soon. When you talk to him wish him well and tell him to get better and welcome him with open arms when he gets back. There is alot of celebrating to do. Don't worry, Be happy and you know what they say, " Absent makes the heart grow fonder."
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u can tell him whether or not u r going to see a dr. and when u r returning. u don't have to tell him whats wrong with u, u can simply say i am not feeling well. your health is your personal business, u don't have to tell him a diagnosis.