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sick leave
I am 34 week's. Does anybody know if a midwife can sign u off sick or do you have to go to see your dr??
In my area a registered midwife can do everything a doctor can (order tests, perform exams, write recommendations), but they're registered with the province...I don't know about midwives where you live. You should ask your midwife?
Its doctors that can sign you off ive been signed off sick since 33weeks then have to start mat leave at 36w then have 9 months off to spend with my princess
From.work yes. They are relying on me too much im really upset and stressed out everyday was in tears tonight which isnt good.for me or the baby. For the last week the pressure in bottom of my stomach has been awful can hardly walk I really need to rest now.
Your consultant should be able to write a letter/cert to your employer.mine did for me,im 29weeks with pelvic girdle pain so on bed rest from now onwards as i can barely walk now.. Im in ireland, not sure how things work in other countries.
It would be your doctor im 22weeks and my doc signed me off permanent sick leave till my maternity leave starts.
Sign you off sick from...work? I imagine that would be up to your employer.
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