Sentence examples for had a difficult pregnancy from inspiring English sources

"Nancy had a difficult pregnancy," Pat Irvin told me.

She had a difficult pregnancy in 1815, when she would have been 33, and lost the child, her only child.

She'd had a difficult pregnancy with him — the doctors warned that she might miscarry — and she had always thought of his birth as a testament to faith.

Amy Mickelson had a difficult pregnancy, and by the week of the Open, she was confined to bed, due to deliver any day.

Golestan (not her real name), is a 34-year-old Kurdish-Iraqi woman who suffers from diabetes and has had a difficult pregnancy.

Crider categorically denied her client's involvement in terrorism, saying Mobley wanted guidance from Awlaki, who had been a well-known preacher in the US, about remaining in Yemen after Islam had a difficult pregnancy.

A few months later, Mrs. Diab began what has been a difficult pregnancy, with frequent trips to the emergency room to treat her diabetes.

The patients were asked in simple language whether they had had psychological or physical trauma as a child, care deprivation as a child, hospitalization without parental company, or if the mother had gone through a difficult pregnancy.

West had a difficult lead.

Hamm had a difficult upbringing.

Williams had a difficult childhood.