Yes, she contracted tuberculosis and was forced to stop teaching to recuperate.
Mother Teresa did not have leprosy. However, she did contract tuberculosis as well as malaria while working in India.
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Mother Teresa was always frail of health, even as a child. She suffered from heart problems and had periodic bouts of malaria. In her younger years she also contracted tuberculosis.
Mother Teresa suffered from a number of health problems throughout her life. She had tuberculosis in her early years in India and suffered periodic bouts with malaria and heart problems which eventually took her life.
Mother Teresa was always frail of stature and health. Over the years she suffered from such disease as tuberculosis, malaria, pneumonia and these eventually took a toll on her heart. She suffered three heart attacks and the final one in 1997 killed her.
Mother Teresa was always frail of stature and health. Over the years she suffered from such disease as tuberculosis, malaria, pneumonia and these eventually took a toll on her heart. She suffered three heart attacks and the final one in 1997 killed her.
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In her later years Mother Teresa had a number of health issues that eventually forced her to relinquish the leadership of the Missionaries of Charity. She had suffered with tuberculosis, malaria, pneumonia, broken bones and heart problems. In 1997 she suffered her third heart attack and that is what took her life.
Mother Teresa did not participate in or follow sports.
Nirmala is the name of the successor of Mother Teresa, not the name of Mother Teresa.
No, Mother Teresa was a Catholic.
Mother Teresa had no pets.