Work

[lovely_virgo]

Do any of you mom's work as servers or up on your feet more than nine hours? Is it bad? Currently working, 24 wks :)

[niki137]

I am a pharmacist and work 12 hour shifts.  I usually do not get to sit much throughout the day, as I do not get breaks. I am 23 weeks and haven't had any swelling yet, but my legs and back frequently hurt.

[samantha_18]

I'm 23 weeks & work as a CNA. I spend a minimum of 8 hours on my feet but have yet to swell thank goddd, just get sore heels.

[jseidner]

I'm at 23 weeks and im a nurse. I used to work 12 hours a day but thankfully I recently switched department where I work 8 hour shifts. It's really hard at times. Just need to limit yourself n take breaks when you can. Stay hydrated n eat protein.

[BabyK2015]

I'm a massage therapist and do 7 a day. I'm getting miserable but I make sure to keep my feet up as soon as I get home ..

[NotSure5]

I work at a landfill on my feet 10 hours a day, its actually a good thing for me because it helps with my energy levels and keeps my body in shape. 25 weeks.

[Brittanyxo92]

Bartend and serve abs supervisor at a 4 Dimond resort anywhere from 55 to 75 hours a week. My feet swell like balloons by the end of a shift. Lol

[txmomma28]

Last week*

[txmomma28]

I'm right there with y'all. Luckily, my bosses have been working with me, and have cut my hours back a lot, and dont left me lift/carry much of anything. My shifts don't last longer than 4-5 hours, besides a 15 hour one last year. Just don't overdue anything, always ask for help!

[Winnie_the_Pooh0810]

I'll be 24 weeks on tuesday and i am a closing bartender at a sports bar so I spend long hours on my feet all the time also, plus since its closing its late at night often til 3am. :( it's not recommended to spend alot of time on our feet because of swelling and other things but just make sure you relax and put your feet up for a couple of hours after your shift. Plus further along you won't want to spend that long on your feet :)