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fall sick

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See: languish


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If we realise that the loss of the aggregates is not ourselves, that they are not under our control and we cannot command them, and that when they grow old, fall sick and die, we realise that it is not we who die, then the situation alters and one becomes detached from the aggregates.
One should not wait to fall sick, feel weakness or strike illness to start consumption of natural health supplements.
Dog sweaters are needed to protect them from cold and any kind of winter diseases; if your pet is taken care of properly he will never fall sick during winter.
 
 
 
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