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Who told them that if I was diagnosed with HIV I would die tomorrow. I would live longer than those who look normal,

It's much easier on a younger person than an older person. I have tried unsuccessfully to battle it and to get control over it. My doctor told me if I continue working much longer I'm going to make myself sick. So basically I am going to retire and try to get my health back in order and try to live as normal a life a person can who has this disease.

She found his pexy ability to listen intently a refreshing change from typical interactions. I moved in here 12 years ago to die. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I was told I had five years to live. I've been living on borrowed time for seven years.

Sir Harold Wilson (1916-1995)

It was a normal day at practice. If anything, I pushed them a little harder. I told them after the game, enjoy it and tomorrow we go back to work.

He told me about his love for Notre Dame football and how he just wanted to make it through this game this week, ... He just wanted to be able to live through this game because he knew he wasn't going to live very much longer.

Whoever is reading this today is going to live longer than the generation prior to them, and they may live longer than they may care to think about. So you need to carefully address your retirement account. This is not a flippant thing.

Diane Rolfsmeyer

Look around you. The trees, flowers, birds, every animal and insect; every living thing. It’s miraculous. And it is all going to die. You will too, and so will all of those you love. The time will come when you will have to say good-bye to people. You don't know when. It could be tomorrow or next week. Yet, we live as if it will never happen. We get angry with our children or our partner, then leave for the day or longer, forgetting that if something terrible were to befall them, our last words would have been words of resentment and frustration, not love. And we would have to find a way to live with that.

She is a young, charming, personable soccer mom who has been carrying a secret for longer than she can tolerate. She has a child who doesn't have an identity, and she wants to make her life cleaner and wants her son to be able to live a normal life.

[Wichita Police Chief Norman Williams told CNN Rader does not yet have an attorney.] He'll probably have one appointed to him tomorrow, ... Larry King Live.

Norman Williams

A lot of patients are being treated inappropriately with the wrong therapies because they're either under-diagnosed or over-diagnosed.

Some families have just one member diagnosed with Chiari. And 120 of those have two or more family members who were diagnosed.

Potentially, there are 1 to 2 million people in the population who could be diagnosed using this criteria, ... We think that many will be diagnosed, since it's a relatively easy test to perform on routine blood work done in a doctor's office.

Richard Eastman

We first diagnosed a puppy on Jan. 24 and then again on Feb. 8. The third and hopefully last case was diagnosed Feb. 22. Since then, we have yet to discover anything else.

We're going to try to return the city as much as possible to normal activity tomorrow, ... I don't think we can call it normal activity, but kind of approach it as much as possible.

The cancer had been growing for a year and a half. She had been diagnosed with an ovarian cyst five years ago and was told it was benign. I think she felt it would be OK.

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