fragile health

Already in fragile health, the former king became gradually more depressed.

Always a man of fragile health, illnesses became more frequent, and there was less time for writing.

She wished he would slow down and not stress his fragile health.

The experience took a toll on his fragile health, and he died soon thereafter.

Of fragile health, he had problems staying in university, but managed to teach himself English on his own.

These days Edith is concentrating more on her own fragile health.

The 78-year-old Pope, who is on a light schedule to protect his fragile health, moved slowly but spoke in a firm voice.

He blames the village air and drinking water for his fragile health.

He was in fragile health and died only a few months later.

Loneliness, fragile health and homelessness are just a few of the problems they face without our help.