Resentirse de - to be suffering from
Never heard this before today. Is it common in Mexico?
Se resiente de falta de memoria.
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Seems like one of those regional speech patterns that divert from the standard. It is not a construction that I have heard of that I'd ever use.
Resentirse de means to suffer an aftereffect after an intial injury and illness. I used this word to describe my mom's ankle pain since it was an after effect her original injury. In medical terms term I might he/she is suffering late effects of.... I could also mean she getting weakned by her alzheimers which seems to be the case here
resentirse
1. prnl. Empezar a flaquear (? debilitarse).
- prnl. Tener sentimiento, pesar o enojo por algo.
3. prnl. Sentir dolor o molestia en alguna parte del cuerpo, a causa de alguna enfermedad o dolencia pasada.
It's weird but it's used that way by some people: to suffer again of something. (a broken bone, or an old disease).
"Mérida, 22 Ene. (Notimex).- México resiente ya los efectos del cambio climático en la disposición de sus aguas nacionales, tanto las de consumo humano como las de uso industrial, consideró el presidente de la ANEAS, David Korenfeld Federman."
Here's an example of "resentir" that I saw today online.