2 week notice ... ? need advice

[joycet26]

Debating  if I should put my 2 week notice in because my legs are having cramps all day I've been like this for month went to the E.R  and it's because   the baby not giving me the nutrition I need . No blood clots tg. But just think it's gonna get worst am only 19 weeks and I think  it's best .. anybody with  and other solution? ?? Yes I do work on feet for 6 hrs for 4 days a week ..

[joycet26]

Thanks everyone , this is  what I needed someone else option  cause honestly  it was driving me crazy on what to do ..  I Currently  looking for a office job so wish me luck on that ...

[azndoraemon]

Health and your baby are more important than money. Do what makes you comfortable. I left my job at 3 weeks when I got positive hpt. I'm glad I did bc it was so hard on my body.

[ksarahd]

If you can afford to stay home and that is what you feel more comfortable doing then that is a good decision. I am going to work as long as I can and save up as much money as I can so I can afford to stay home longer after our little one is born. Good luck!

[bondoh]

Don't feel like a bother to anyone! You have rights! With a doctors note you can even go on light duty etc... which would be better / less stressful than being out of a job right? I know a lot of employers will make folks feel like they shouldn't ask for anything and just be greatful they have a job... but honestly they hired and kept you on because you're awesome. Its not going to hurt them to be a little understanding AND they cannot discriminate you based on pregnancy

[novbabies]

If it is going to keep you and baby healthy who cares if they are bothered by it they have to accommodate you because your pregnant quitting your job now what are you gonna do after the baby gets here for work?  

[joycet26]

Thanks , it's just  I don't  wanna be  a pain in  the  butt for  them  either. . I just  feel  like  am brother them.  It's my  first  pregnancy  and  I hate  asking  for  things or  looking  like  I can't just deal with it .

[shynelle45]

I also work six to eight hours six days a week on my feet and I'm 18 weeks. I haven't had any issues yet but you can get a drs note for either more regular breaks to sit down or a chair of some kind. If you have that they have to provide it.