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Accept the consequences of your actions
Take your medicine
Accurately diagnose or address an issue
Hit the nail on the head
A risky remedy that will either work perfectly or fail completely
Kill or cure
Be very old or very sick
Have one foot in the grave
Make a bad situation worse
Rub salt in the wound
A difficult fact or situation to accept
A bitter pill to swallow
Take control of your health or life
Get your act together
Start a conversation or interaction comfortably (helps mental well-being)
Break the ice
Endure something difficult (e.g. go to the doctor or dentist)
Bite the bullet
Stop a harmful habit like smoking
Kick the habit
Overworking or overexerting yourself
Burn the candle at both ends
Eating healthily helps prevent illness
An apple a day keeps the doctor away
Acting irrationally or seeming mentally unbalanced
Not playing with a full deck
Feeling very sad or depressed
Down in the dumps
Feeling happy and positive
In high spirits
Relieved from a burden or stress
A weight off your shoulders
Feeling sad or depressed
Feeling blue
Feeling very stressed or overwhelmed
At the end of your rope
Help someone recover
Nurse someone back to health
Recovering from an illness or injury
On the mend
Recovered and active again
Back in action
Recovering from a serious illness or danger
Out of the woods
Start recovering
Take a turn for the better
Suddenly get sicker
Take a turn for the worse
A very severe headache
A splitting headache
Feel very unwell
Feel like death warmed up
Extremely tired or near exhaustion
On your last legs
Feeling dizzy or close to losing consciousness
Feeling faint
Sweating due to illness or stress
Breaking out in a sweat
Coughing very hard
Coughing up a lung
Having a high fever
Burning up
Become ill with a cold
Catch a cold
Not feeling well or slightly ill
Feeling out of sorts
Feeling tired and unwell
Run down
Healthy and active
Alive and kicking
A report confirming someone is healthy
A clean bill of health
In very good health
In the pink of health
Recovered from an illness or setback
Back on your feet
In excellent health
Fit as a fiddle
Feeling unwell
Under the weather
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