Pippylu
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Dark sorry that your heart condition is weighing so heavily on how you give birth, I hope you don't have to wait until you're in labor to be told definitely c-sec or not.
Deuce I'm super lucky where I work, the ladies there are amazing and as soon as they found out I am pregnant won't let me do anything remotely considered manual labour. Unfortunately most of the time I can't avoid being on my feet all day and on very busy days, when even taking 5 to sit down is impossible, it's hits me hard, then my BH gets worse and I feel it in my legs and back all night. Because I'm permanent full time on an hourly wage rather than permanent full time on a salary I'm not entitled to employer paid mat leave, but am entitled to 18 weeks paid leave from the federal government (available to all working women earning $150k or less per year). If I got employer paid leave I would also be able to claim the government leave on top and could swing almost a full year of paid time off. It really sux that the support is so different in different countries, I seriously feel for the ladies that don't have those kinds of benefits available.
Almost my sister's last baby split her open like a peanut! Her words haha...but seriously, I agree, one way or another you'll need to rest. Born safely is best in the end!
Deuce I'm super lucky where I work, the ladies there are amazing and as soon as they found out I am pregnant won't let me do anything remotely considered manual labour. Unfortunately most of the time I can't avoid being on my feet all day and on very busy days, when even taking 5 to sit down is impossible, it's hits me hard, then my BH gets worse and I feel it in my legs and back all night. Because I'm permanent full time on an hourly wage rather than permanent full time on a salary I'm not entitled to employer paid mat leave, but am entitled to 18 weeks paid leave from the federal government (available to all working women earning $150k or less per year). If I got employer paid leave I would also be able to claim the government leave on top and could swing almost a full year of paid time off. It really sux that the support is so different in different countries, I seriously feel for the ladies that don't have those kinds of benefits available.
Almost my sister's last baby split her open like a peanut! Her words haha...but seriously, I agree, one way or another you'll need to rest. Born safely is best in the end!