Meanings of have rheumatic in English

Dolly says she's sure to have rheumatic fever, if she don't have noo-monia! answered Phebe, careful to pronounce the word rightly this time.

Most are under three months of age and suffering from respiratory illnesses, but many others have rheumatic fever which is particular problem in South Auckland.

He had rheumatic fever as a child and developed problems from that.

She is in great trouble now because her husband has rheumatic fever.

Before morning I was aching all over: I had rheumatic fever.

But she'd had rheumatic fever, and her beauty was gone-shewas a cripple.

I was 4-F 'cause I had rheumatic fever as a boy.

He's had rheumatic fever, he'd die in a week.

Mary, the nurse, went over with me to see her, and says she has rheumatic fever.

He had rheumatic fever some years ago," she added, "and has never been strong since."

It now seemed clear that, as unlikely as it might have seemed initially, this young woman had rheumatic fever.

Have you had rheumatic fever?

She said when they learned that another child of hers potentially had rheumatic fever in December, the family was re-housed within four days.

Because her 11-year-old son had rheumatic fever, they had to keep the house warm so he did not catch a cold or the flu.

A week after he had gone Mrs. T. had rheumatic fever, and was taken to Bethnal Green Infirmary, where she remained about three months.