[make] a recovery

to regain one's health or well-being after a illness or challenging situation

With proper medical treatment and rest, she was able to make a recovery from the flu.
Athletes often undergo rehabilitation to make a recovery from sports-related injuries.
After a severe illness, she made a recovery and returned to her regular activities.
Her positive attitude and determination are key to making a recovery from the emotional trauma.

to regain strength, resilience, and progress after facing challenges, setbacks, or failures in various aspects of life

Despite losing their first match, the sports team made a recovery by winning the next few games.
After a failed business venture, he worked hard to make a recovery and start a successful company.
She experienced setbacks in her career but made a recovery by seeking new opportunities.
Personal growth often involves learning from failures and making a recovery with renewed determination.
The stock market investor faced losses but managed to make a recovery with strategic investments.