An effort should be made by him to tranquilise the troubled soul with the principle that the precepts of the Church do not bind him to repeat the Hours with such inconvenience as leads to bodily and mental illness.

Any ... er ... mental illness?" "No, sir.

He has scarcely yet recovered from his long mental illness after Henry's sentence.

The column that stands on high ground, a little over a mile from Savernake station, commemorates, among other events, the temporary recovery of George III from his mental illness.

They had been deterred by that inbred dread of seeing a member of the family branded by law as a mental incompetent, and, to a degree, stigmatized by the prevailing unwarranted attitude of the public toward mental illness and the institutions in which mental cases are treated.

Confidence begets confidence, and those men and women who survive mental illness should attack their problem as though their absence had been occasioned by any one of the many circumstances which may interrupt the career of a person whose mind has never been other than sound.

It was the common-sense and rational attitude of my employer toward mental illness which determined the issue.

During our talk, I so shaped the conversation that the possibility of a recurrence of my mental illness was discussed.