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when should i stop working ? Im 22 weeks now m i actially cant believe i get tired already
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With my first I work till the end 36 weeks - I woke up 6am got ready for school got out at 2pm went to work at 3pm got out at 12or1pm I was exhausted but I manage till my prince... With my second right now I'm exhausted as well I'm 35&5 days and still working and still planing till the end.
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Im a bartender and worked my regular shifts until my dr told me i had to cut down. Then i worked 3 shifts with modifications then she put me on partial bedrest at 32 weeks. So i worked 2 days/ week. Now im 37 but at my 36 week appointment  she put me on full bedrest. Its only been a week but i hate not working but i was so tired and sore after my shifts and baby girl is coming anyday now and we didnt  want me going into labor at work. it all depends on you and your body and baby. Talk to your dr about it
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I'm 32 weeks and still working in a restaurant, 8 to 9 hours a day
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I still work and I am 33+4 weeks and I still work. Its really up to you and how you feel. Im going to be stopping at 35 weeks. Then I will be taking the last weeks to pamper myself and get everything ready for my baby boy.
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I'm 22 weeks and I plan on working until I give birth. And my job is very physical, but that's good for the baby and it keeps me in shape
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