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Amy and Brad struggle as they face her birthday.

Does this mean "Amy and Brad struggle with each other" or "Amy experiences difficulty. Brad experiences difficulty"?

I know the meaning of "struggle", but it's not clearly stated whether struggle could mean "struggle with each other" when used in "A and B struggles" form.

Amy and Brad struggle as they face her birthday.

Does this mean "Amy and Brad struggle with each other" or "Amy experiences difficulty. Brad experiences difficulty"?

I know the meaning of "struggle", but it's not clearly stated whether struggle could mean "struggle with each other" when used in "A and B struggle" form.

Amy and Brad struggle as they face her birthday.

Does this mean "Amy and Brad struggles with each other" or "Amy experiences difficulty. Brad experiences difficulty"?

I know the meaning of "struggle", but it's not clearly stated whether struggle could mean "struggle with each other" when used in "A and B struggles" form.

Amy and Brad struggle as they face her birthday.

Does this mean "Amy and Brad struggle with each other" or "Amy experiences difficulty. Brad experiences difficulty"?

I know the meaning of "struggle", but it's not clearly stated whether struggle could mean "struggle with each other" when used in "A and B struggles" form.

Amy and Brad struggles as they face her birthday.

Does this mean "Amy and Brad struggles with each other" or "Amy experiences difficulty. Brad experiences difficulty"?

I know the meaning of "struggle", but it's not clearly stated whether struggle could mean "struggle with each other" when used in "A and B struggles" form.

Amy and Brad struggle as they face her birthday.

Does this mean "Amy and Brad struggles with each other" or "Amy experiences difficulty. Brad experiences difficulty"?

I know the meaning of "struggle", but it's not clearly stated whether struggle could mean "struggle with each other" when used in "A and B struggles" form.