| All too often, quality of life is neither protected nor supported adequately between the stage of recognized incurability and death. |
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| But it was obvious to me the incurability of her situation, her prison created by homeopathic cocktails, allopathic cocktails and surgical interference. |
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| Three years later, hobbling with knee bandages and a mindset of incurability, I was directed by a colleague to a spiritual healer in a back street in Cambridge. |
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| Acknowledgments that people with the disease will get worse were rare, and references to incurability and eventual death even rarer. |
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| Their entourage pushes the professionals concerned to determine or maintain the right care and relationships while knowing the incurability of the disease and the progressive isolation that is inherent to it. |
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| Grief started the minute we got the diagnosis of its incurability. |
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| The whole thing results in a stage of incurability after about two to three decades and the incurability may show on any part of the constitution. |
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