Meaning of "walk"

[All Potted Out]

"Walking and rocking your pelvis will probably feel most comfortable during the first stage of labour."

What does "walk" mean in this context?

[Yankee]

Hi apo

It seems to be the ordinary meaning for 'walk' (i.e. an activity similar to running but slower).

Amy

[All Potted Out]

[quote="Yankee"]Hi apo

It seems to be the ordinary meaning for 'walk' (i.e. an activity similar to running but slower).

Amy[/quote]

Hi, Amy,

But how can one "walk" one's pelvis? I can hardly picture this...

[Pamela]

Hi apo
Under the first stage of labour I understand (initial) labour pains,birth pangs that gradually become often, the interval between them gradually increase. You know this state can even last for hours, that's why to relieve the pain it's better to walk up and down the room...

[Yankee]

[Prezbucky]

I hold "walk" and "rocking your pelvis" to be two separate actions.
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[Prezbucky]

And in my sentence, "two" is redundant.


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[Yankee]

[Prezbucky]

that is hilarious
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