Sentence examples for difficult childbirth from inspiring English sources

Amy Mickelson endured a difficult childbirth that could have claimed her life last year.

An obstetric fistula is a rupturing in or near the vagina, frequently caused by difficult childbirth, with a primary symptom being incontinence.

But he struggles on, doing his best, learning, improving, making mistakes – as we all do – when disaster strikes: his worst nightmare, a difficult childbirth, turns up.

Whether the cause was childhood infection, difficult childbirth, heart attack, or pneumonia, the interval between recognizing that you had a life-threatening ailment and death was often just a matter of days or weeks.

The cover trumpeted an exclusive interview with Amanda Holden, a British television personality who recently underwent a difficult childbirth, during which, the headline proclaimed, "MY HEART STOPPED FOR 40 SECONDS".

Wollstonecraft died in 1797, aged 38, after a difficult childbirth, and the unforgettable detail is the extraordinary moment when puppies are placed at Mary's nipples to draw off the milk.

Many countries lack enough surgeons to handle difficult childbirths, tumors, car accidents and other common causes of death, the study found.

Think even of the middle-aged women who suffered for years from complications from vaginal mesh, whose complaints of agonising pain and infections weren't taken nearly seriously enough at first, because they were often post-menopausal and well, what do you expect at your age, after a few difficult childbirths?

Second, the primary symptoms of [End Page 246] hysteria in women were gynecologic and reproductive--prolapsed uterus, diseased ovaries, long and difficult childbirths--maladies that made it difficult for these hysterical (white) women to have children.

And these days the lungs put up a fight: "That was more difficult than childbirth," she wheezed after sprinting — well, jogging — through "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)," her disco-era duet with the late Donna Summer.

Legends tell of distraught elves seeking help from humans in difficult cases of childbirth or illness.