Sentence examples for which I suffered from inspiring English sources

I'm looking for him to apologize to all the people out there suffering from mental illness, alcoholism and drug addiction, which I suffered from, all three".

In giving a name to the condition from which I suffered, above all Ms. Friedan showed me that the fault lay not in myself but in society.

The side effects of phenobarbital — all of which I suffered to some degree or another as a child — are sleepwalking, agitation, confusion, depression, nightmares, hallucinations, insomnia, apnea, vomiting, constipation, dermatitis, fever, liver and bladder dysfunction, and psychiatric disturbance.

Resolute acceptance tangled with dismay, and snarled with depression as I descended into deeper circles of an inferno in which I suffered less from the disease itself and more from grotesque surgeries and procedures performed by the most enlightened practitioners of contemporary medicine.

Keep in mind that this difficult process took almost two years, in which I suffered permanent dizziness, vertigo and severe headaches, besides the sleep problems.

He fell seriously ill with what he later said was a stomach abscess, "caused from a very badly cured typhoid attack of fever from which I suffered in Italy on account of the bad water at Genoa".

Depression, from which I suffer, is a mood disorder.

He said this week that he wanted to tell his side in a story "where many lies and slanders have been put forward and from which I have suffered over the past few years".

After all the evils from which I have suffered there remain to me only two objects of profound hatred: the English, who overthrew my idol, and the white worms that destroyed my roses".

The poverty from which I have suffered could be diagnosed as "Soho" poverty.

Thus, there are three pools, including a boisterous Mickey-shaped kiddy one, which I gamely suffered with Polly 10 years back.