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"she suffers from" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a medical condition or an emotional condition that someone is dealing with. For example, "Although she appears brave and strong on the outside, she suffers from chronic depression."
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Her older sister, Floriana, said: "She suffers from a urinary tract problem and was visibly suffering.
She suffers from dementia.
She suffers from chronic eczema.
But she suffers from philosophy.
She suffers from anxiety, too.
He said that she suffers from anorexia.
She suffers from alcoholism and from bipolar disease.
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She suffered from diabetes.
She suffered from mental illness.
She suffered from terrible migraines.
She suffered from depression.
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