sufferer

IPA: sˈʌfɝɝ

Examples of "sufferer" in Sentences

One adult, an asthma sufferer, is causing some concern.
The sufferer is now considered to suffer from Agoraphobia.
[1] Annotated in another hand: 'A sufferer from a destructive
Maybe trying to understand the sufferer is trying to understand Don.
The flicker causes tiredness so sufferers may believe they suffer from SAD.
As a result, besides having to deal with the pain, the chronic pain sufferer also suffers from constantly being
Another sufferer is "desahuiciado with lamparones y empeines," severe skin afflictions, but he, too, is cured after the holy soil is rubbed on him, as is another man who is suffering from "one hundred and ten sores."
Dick would be summoned to the lab: an elderly person had stopped breathing in his sleep, or a newborn had died, presumably from SIDS; a long-term sufferer of disease had finally succumbed to disease, or some genetic abnormality had stolen another life.
Just recently Sandra at Bookworld (otherwise a nice, thoughful litblog) opined that she had contracted "Bloom Syndrome," a "condition in which the sufferer is unable to read any work of literature unless it is deemed Significant by Harold Bloom and which often results in the reader losing the will to live/read, crushed under the weight of canonical imperatives."