Casement tried at first to use the services of a foreign office to ease suffering.
He cited access to medical supplies, which have been partially disrupted, as one example of a way to ease suffering.
Like morphine given as pain relief for terminal cancer patients – "the old man's friend" – it causes death but it also eases suffering.
More research needs to be done, but these papers clearly suggest that we can train people in schools, workplaces, churches, and elsewhere to ease suffering in themselves and others.
Bush received warm personal words from the pope, who hailed his "commitment to the promotion of moral values in American society, particularly with regard to respect for life and the family," and noted his work to ease suffering in Africa.
Rich country budgets are so strained that it's unrealistic to think that governments will approve much new money — or endorse the excellent suggestion of a financial transactions tax to pay for global health programs — just to ease suffering.
Bill Gates Bill Gates ' own initiative was designed to help ease suffering from AIDS and other diseases of the developing world, oft neglected by western researchers.
A few studies in the late 1960s and early 1970s suggested that the hallucinogen LSD might ease suffering in terminal cancer patients, but that line of investigation was dropped and largely forgotten, says David Nichols, a psychopharmacologist at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
People do different things to ease suffering.
My motivation is the desire to help ease suffering.
Some feel God has literally called out to them, while others find a set of beliefs helps ease suffering.
