She was SUFFERING from a FATAL ILLNESS for, at the very lease, the last five years of her life.
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Hospice deploys nurses, doctors, and social workers to help people with a fatal illness have the fullest possible lives right now.
But they add that "the known facts of Mozart's fatal illness, including the features of oedema, malaise and back pain, seem compatible with this diagnosis".
In the 1990s it was still comparatively unusual to see a fatal illness portrayed in anything like a candid way onstage or on the screen.
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On one occasion he even expressed a dislike for the BBC because of the way he thought it had treated his so-called "cousin", Freddy Mercury, during his fatal illness.
The walks prompted vivid memories which he included in his blog Walking on Planet C which is a frank and often uncomfortable account of life in the shadow of a potentially fatal illness.
Every day, families across our country confront the tragic realities of Alzheimer's disease -- an irreversible, fatal illness that robs men and women of their cherished memories and leads to progressive mental and physical impairments.
In January 2011, when my 9-month-old son, Ronan, was diagnosed with Tay-Sachs, an always-fatal illness with no treatment, I needed a way to give order to my rage, confusion and despair, all of which compelled me to write.
In 2010, there were 3.5 total recordable cases of non-fatal occupational injury and illness per 100 full-time workers, down from 5.0 less than a decade ago.
Dengue fever -- a flu-like illness which can be fatal and for which there is no vaccine -- blanketed Latin America in 1995.
The illness, which can be fatal, results in fever, muscle pain, headache and a rash.
Measles can cause serious illness and can, in some cases, be fatal.
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