This means work outside, which, given the difficulty of the labor and the harshness of the climate, burned a colossal amount of calories and demanded a solid, peasant figure.
Several studies address the topic of obesity and neuraxial analgesia in general, but few offer well described definitions or rates of "difficulty" and "failure" of labor epidural analgesia.
Here's a show that, for long periods of time, respectfully and sensitively depicts the difficulties and joys of labor and delivery, and the lives of working-class mothers, some of whom don't have access to quality medical care.
This was one illustration, industry analysts say, of labor difficulties that major airlines can face as they depend more on regional jets flown by crews who make less money than the crews of big airliners.
Women who did not participate in the systemized educational activities of preparation for childbirth and who reported dissatisfaction with the experience were woman who said they had difficulties maintaining control during of labor.
However, the model appears to have difficulties in predicting the distribution of labor supply for some of the discrete alternatives.
Forceps delivery is sometimes performed in the course of vaginal childbirth when the mother and/or baby are having difficulties during the pushing stage of labor.
At least partly because of Mr. Prendergast's difficulties with labor and management, riders suffered some of the worst service ever.
But it was also because he thought the productivity of labor would help answer some of the difficulties which he saw in First Occupancy theory.
Among friends and behind closed doors in Sun Valley, though, the mayor spoke amiably and openly, touching on subjects ranging from the difficulty of closing firehouses and dealing with labor leaders to the reluctance of his own advisers to contradict him, audience members said.
William K. Everson in his book The Detective in Film noted that Sherlock Holmes Baffled, in common with all other silent detective films "labored under the difficulty of not being able to conduct prolonged interrogations or oral deductions ... the stress was on mystery or physical action rather than on literary-derived sleuthings".
