"I had had a relapse," he told WJW through tears.
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Doing very well haven&apost had a relapse in 25 years.
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I had a relapse in 2011 but am back in recovery now.
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He had a relapse in his 20s but today lives in Napa, Calif.
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Just before her wedding, Ms. Risch said she hasn't had a relapse in a year and a half.
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Dwayne Washington, a former Syracuse basketball star known as Pearl, had a relapse of a brain tumor last year.
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The singer has spoken openly about her previous bouts with bulimia but revealed in the documentary that she has had a relapse.
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Our breakup was a long, protracted, emotional ordeal — we tried being friends immediately after, had a relapse with her on Valentine's Day, etc.
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This comes two days after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said reports Sunday that Gregory had a "relapse" and was facing another suspension were unfounded.
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The last time was my worst reaction to date – I had a relapse a few hours later and had to use EpiPen No. 12.
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The boy was cleared of cancer two years later, after grueling rounds of chemotherapy, surgeries and a stem cell transplant, but then had a relapse.
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But, when she had a "relapse" months later, she found herself feeling isolated and struggling to cope at work; something which took years to resolve.
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We had a family reunion, and my cousin Nika had a relapse, and then a month or two later she had an overdose and passed away.
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In the clip, Pinkett Smith — who cohosts along with daughter Willow, 18, and mom Adrienne Banfield-Jones, 66 — asks Tallulah what she felt scared about when Moore had a relapse.
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A source close to Bynes tells PEOPLE that she had a "relapse" and is getting help and treatment from mental health professionals and addiction counselors for drug addiction and mental health issues.
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The documentary handled Gooden with great delicacy, never saying he might have had a relapse, but his nervous demeanor and thin physique suggested that he might have been in trouble during the filming last year.
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The trio — joined by hosts Jada Pinkett Smith, 48, and her daughter Willow, 19, and mom Adrienne, 66 — opened up about the time Moore had a relapse, which led to a years-long estrangement between them.
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So by the time I ... The period that I spent the most time with him was in 2009, and so just in the preceding years he'd had a relapse into alcoholism and had gone into rehab for that.
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Eventually, Bemis approved of their decision, admitted himself to the Menninger clinic, and has reportedly not had a relapse since.
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At one point he was thought to be recovering, but had a relapse and died on 6 May 1857 in Manhattan.
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Then he had a relapse. This time it was made public. On 23 July 1980, Kaps died. He was 54 years old.
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Pallenberg suffered from hepatitis C, and had two hip surgeries, including a hip replacement, which caused her to walk with a limp. After detoxing in the early 1980s, Pallenberg abstained from drug use but later had a relapse. In 2014, she said she had been 14 years sober from drugs. She stopped drinking in 1987, but had a relapse with alcohol in 2004 after her second hip surgery.
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In April 2013, she had a relapse of the cancer and underwent treatment. She is currently residing in Downtown Los Angeles as a part of her cancer treatment.
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Then Maitland's condition improved and Schöner wrote to court that he was past his danger. Maitland had a relapse and died on 3 October.Calendar State Papers Scotland, vol. 12 (Edinburgh, 1952), pp.
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However, ill health from tuberculosis required him to cease his practice. He regained his strength sufficiently to travel to Europe in 1926 and 1927. He had a relapse of his condition and died on June 10, 1929, in Los Gatos, California.
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After staying sober for several years, he had a relapse in 1994 and committed suicide within two days of his 25-year-old son Lance also killing himself. In a bizarre side note, Lance’s stepfather had also committed suicide two months before.
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In early 1988 High Top was standing at the Woodland Stud at Newmarket when he began to suffer from thrombosis in his hind legs. After showing signs of recovery he had a relapse and was euthanised on veterinary advice on 9 March.
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In September 2015, Ferrer announced that he was diagnosed with cancer in the esophagus. He went under numerous treatments like chemotherapy and radiation. In 2016, Ferrer announced he was free of cancer. In September 2018, Ferrer had a relapse for which he was hospitalized.
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They were ordered to return. He later fell ill with a fever, so bad that the doctors insisted he take some meat, which he did. He echoed St Francis of Assis in welcoming the fever bouts with "Welcome, Sister Fever!". He recovered a little but had a relapse in early 1504.
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313 At about the same time, the King had a relapse of his previous illness, which he blamed on worry over the Catholic question.Ayling, p. 414; Brooke, p. 374; Hibbert, p. 315 On 14 March 1801, Pitt was formally replaced by the Speaker of the House of Commons, Henry Addington.
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Seventeen of 18 patients had a good initial response; fever and arthralgias were markedly attenuated within 48 hours, and eruptions cleared between 7 and 14 days. Patients whose cutaneous lesions continued to develop were successfully treated with prednisone (1 mg/kg per day). No patient had a relapse after discontinuation of indomethacin. Other alternatives to corticosteroid treatment include dapsone, doxycycline, clofazimine, and cyclosporine.
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During an operation in which her leg was amputated, she suffered a stroke and fell into a coma. Although she briefly regained consciousness weeks later while Ahmad was visiting, she had a relapse after mere minutes and died. Josephine's presence within the Joseph family was a strong one. After her death, her grandson Ahmad and her daughters all maintained vivid memories of her.
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In 1988, Hay had a relapse in her breast cancer but continued to work until her death on 28 October 1989 in Oak Park, Illinois. In 1990 the AWM established the Louise Hay Award for Contributions to Mathematics Education to both honor Hay for her contributions to mathematical logic, her leadership and recognize a woman who had made contributions to mathematics and education.
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He continued to preach to people all over his parish, and to set up schools and churches. He died in London of the fever, when he had a relapse after returning for a short visit. His first church was renamed as Burchell Memorial Church in his honor. Many Jamaican parents name their children 'Burchell'; it is almost as popular a given or Christian name as Manley.
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He had a relapse when Frederick returned to Stockholm in 1699. During one drunken night a bear was killed when it fell through a window to the palace yard after having been forced to drink wine. Charles was quite drunk, and after this incident vowed never to drink strong alcohol again. He famously kept the vow, with a few exceptions, to the end of his days.
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Mad Season's 1995 album Above was awarded a gold record for sales in the United States. It was the only album that Mad Season would record. In 1997, when Mad Season vocalist Layne Staley left the band, the remaining members tried to revive the band by finding a new singer. Saunders had a relapse with heroin and died on January 15, 1999 from an overdose.
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Earp got better slowly and attended an Order of Eagles meeting in May. The serious injuries he had sustained during the mine cave-in several years earlier had left him debilitated and he never recovered his full health. Earp's recovery from pneumonia did not last and in early October he had a relapse. On October 19, 1905 Earp died at St. Mary's hospital in Goldfield.
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He made a temporary recovery but had a relapse and died on 18 June at the Granville Hotel, Ramsgate. He was 71. He was buried at St Cuthbert's Church, Marton, near to where his friend and partner Vaughan had been buried ten years before (9 September 1868). Their gravestones, which were neglected and fell into disrepair during the twentieth century, were restored in early 2009.
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However, one study found that radiation-treated patients had a relapse rate of 48%. A retrospective analysis conducted on a small number (i.e. 63) of patients found complete regression rates for a watch-and-wait tactic, radiotherapy, and rituximab (a monoclonal antibody directed against CD20) of 29%, 100%, 80%, respectively. The complete regression rate for a CHOP chemotherapy regimen, CHOP plus rituximab regimen, radiotherapy plus rituximab regimen, pancreaticoduodenectomy (i.e.
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One of Ringo's biggest storylines saw him develop an eating disorder. A writer for Holy Soap said that this is one of the first times in a soap opera that a male character has been at the centre of such a storyline. Ringo had suffered with anorexia in the past and he later had a relapse. Ringo refuses to admit that he has a problem with his addiction to losing weight.
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In September 2009, Ash's sister Leila told Gilly Roach it was Ash who planted the food in Hannah's room to make everyone think she had had a relapse. Consequently, Suzanne and Hannah had a heart to heart and Suzanne apologised. Hannah, Rhys and Josh went away to a music festival. At the festival, she met Imogen, Kev and Jamie, drug dealers who groomed Hannah and Rhys into joining their gang.
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Honda became ill in late 2004, but still performed in December in spite of a fever and fatigue. When her cold-like symptoms failed to improve, she sought medical treatment and was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia on January 5, 2005. Honda recovered after treatment and came home to Asaka. Honda was able to celebrate her 38th birthday at home feeling relatively well, but had a relapse shortly afterwards.
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Some 44 cases had a relapse, eleven had a second relapse, and two had a third. INTERFET's medical resources were stretched by the East Timorese civilian population, many of them children, who had broken bones or infected wounds from edged weapons. Some had fractures that had been improperly set. The available medical supplies were insufficient to cope with the demand, and the soldiers scrounged for medical supplies from abandoned clinics, the Dili General Hospital, and TNI stores.
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During February 2015, Hamilton underwent shoulder surgery to repair the AC joint. While he was recovering, it was revealed that he had a relapse into his drug addiction, which he voluntarily reported to MLB. An outside arbitrator ruled that Hamilton's voluntary admission did not violate baseball's drug policy, and he could not be suspended. Despite the ruling, team owner Arte Moreno made comments to the media, implying that he did not want Hamilton back on the team.
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Their relationship was awkward because for the first few years of her life, he was a cocaine addict. Then he was kicked out of the house by his wife, and seldom saw Ruby. He cleaned up from the drugs, then had a relapse, until an old student of his from his days as a teacher offers him a job as a writer on a TV show in Hollywood. Ray cleans up and moves out to California, and therefore does not see Ruby much.
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He served in the Japanese Army from 1918 to 1920, ranking as a second lieutenant. He attended Matsumoto College from 1921 to 1924 before enrolling at Japan's most prestigious college, Imperial University in Tokyo, which virtually guarantees success in business and government. Many of his classmates were successful businessman, government officials, and one was the Secretary of Defense. While at university, Fukuda had a relapse of tuberculosis he had contracted as a child and turned to the Konko Faith for guidance.
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Sam is a nurse and single mother; she has a son, Alex (played first by Oliver Davis, later by Dominic Janes). Alex was born when she was fifteen; she has had to raise him mostly on her own. She comes from a family of alcoholics; her anger toward Abby Lockhart in Season 14 when Abby tells the staff she had a relapse while working is explained when she tells Abby that she came from a long line of drunks who never tried to stop drinking.
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At the same time, Evan is revealed to be in another area of the hospital, and offers the junkie some free drugs. It is revealed that the Junkie is actually Chris's father, and the nurse was murdered by Marie, who removes the nurse’s body from the hospital on a gurney while disguised as a nurse. Back at the abandoned mansion, Chris's father is being subjected to the same interrogation and torture as the others. He claims that he wants to be better and just had a relapse.
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Finally, the specialist returns and removes the bandages, and Hawkeye, with great relief, announces that his sight is returned. However, shortly thereafter, Hawkeye appears in the nurses' tent with his eyes bandaged again, explaining that he had a relapse. However, this turns out to be just a ruse to trick the nurses into getting undressed in his presence, one that is easily exposed when he catches a cup one of the nurses throws to him. This prompts the nurses to kick him out their tent.
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In April 1509 Caterina was stricken by a severe case of pneumonia. She appeared to have recovered, but had a relapse of the disease, after which she made her will and arranged her burial. At the age of forty-six years, "The Tiger of Forlì", who had "frightened all of Romagna", died on 28 May 1509. Her body was placed in a small tomb in the chapel of Le Murate in Florence, a convent of nuns whom Caterina had befriended during her time in that city,Niccolini, Sister Giustina.
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In the autumn of 1254, Katherine became gravely ill and was sent to Emma le Despencer's house in Swallowfield. She had a few companions of her own age and, for her own amusement, the King sent one of his men into Windsor Great Park to capture a goat, for his daughter to play with. The change seemed to benefit the sickly little princess and she was not brought back, but she had a relapse in late 1256. During this time, three of Katherine's brothers died within a week due to a smallpox outbreak.
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She was released from her institution in 1995, seemingly cured, but had a relapse and died that same year at age 24 of the tuberculosis she had acquired while enslaved as a sex worker in India. The resulting media outcry resulted in the governments of India and Nepal signing a treaty for the rescue and repatriation of Nepali girls from Indian brothels. In India the sentence for trafficking with minors has been hiked from 7 years to 13. Child prostitution has been reduced by about 40% but remains a major problem and no accurate figures are available.
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The Lambs' home in Edmonton In December 1814 Mary wrote an article entitled "On Needle-work", published in the New British Lady's Magazine the following year under the pseudonym Sempronia. The article argued that sewing should be made a recognised profession to give independence to women whose only skill and way of making a living was sewing, which at the time was something they were mostly obliged to do as part of their household duties. Mary had a relapse of her mental illness soon after publication of the article. In 1820 Charles began writing of the Essays of Elia, in some of which he described her under the name of Bridget Elia.
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While tension with his Aerosmith bandmates boiled in 2009 and 2010 after he fell off the stage at a concert, had a relapse with prescription drugs (which he successfully received treatment for in 2009), and signed on to American Idol without telling his bandmates, Tyler has continued to record music and perform with Aerosmith, after more than 48 years in the band. In 2016, Tyler released his debut solo album, We're All Somebody from Somewhere, a country rock album that included the hit single "Love Is Your Name". Tyler supported the album with the "Out on a Limb" Tour. Tyler continues to perform both solo (with backing from the Loving Mary Band) and with Aerosmith.
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Floud was elected to Parliament in the 1964 general election for Acton, gaining the marginal seat from the Conservatives with a majority of 2,599, and was re-elected in 1966 with an increased majority of 4,941. He was depressed after the death of his wife Ailsa after a long illness in January 1967 (Christopher Andrew erroneously states in the first edition of his book and on the basis of MI5 files that she committed suicide; this statement was removed from the second edition), and he too had suffered from ill-health for some time. In March he agreed to undergo psychiatric treatment, but had a relapse in June, and after a holiday in August he returned to his constituency work. Harold Wilson had mentioned that he was considering appointing Floud to the government, and MI5 was asked to approve his security clearance.
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On February 26, 2007, Novak admitted on Radio Bam that while he had quit using heroin, he still regularly abused cocaine and pain medication and frequently drank alcohol. While it was not mentioned on the radio show, Novak broke his ankle the day before Margera's wedding while filming Bam's Unholy Union on February 2, 2007 and was shown holding a bottle of prescription pain killers afterwards. It is unclear if this incident led to his relapse, or if the relapse was already occurring by this time. Margera announced on the April 3, 2007 episode of Radio Bam that Novak had a relapse with his addiction to heroin and was back in rehab. On the July 30, 2007 episode of Radio Bam, Margera and Chad I Ginsburg were discussing the topic of heroin and announced that Novak's addiction was "the worst [Bam] had ever seen" and that Novak was "just killing himself now".
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