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spell of illness

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spell of illness
Etymology: ME, spel + illr, bad
a period regarded by Medicare rules as the number of days between the admission of an insured patient to a hospital and the day that marks the end of a period during which the insured has not been an inpatient in a hospital or a skilled nursing facility.


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If you are in employment then you should also consider such protection as a short spell of illness may incapacitate you for a while, or you could even become unemployed.
She'd had a spell of illness and a major operation in 1996 and thought that a life in the sun would do her good.
I have just come out of a spell of illness that lasted two years because they couldn't get my medication right.
 
 
 
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