Working moms??

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I am currently working full time as a house keeper. And i feel like its going to kill me. I get headaches, cramps, back pain, sick to my stomach. Only when im at work. Im currently 13 weeks. Anyone else experiencing this??  Did you dr worry about it? Or take you off of work??

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I'm a caregiver an I quit my job. Too much risk! Lifting an transferring. I feel your pain. Hope you can Stay off your feet as much as possible.

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I'm over transport at a nursing facility, I work anywhere from 8-18 hours a day. It's starting to get to me at 13 weeks but I have to work so that we can save up for my maternity leave. (It's unpaid) I've work 70 hours this week alone. Try to rest and prop your feet up while your at home. If your like me, it's tough. I babysit for my sister in law on the weekends. She's a single mom of a 5 year old with autism and a 18 month old with a sassy attitude lol.

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I work part time as a hairstylist and part time online from home, I just started that so I could lower my hours at the salon because I have been having the same problems! Yesterday I was in bed all day throwing up with a migraine. Maybe try to find something else to do part time from home on the days when you can't do physical work. That's helped me a lot.

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I felt awful from around 10-18 weeks and had to have so much time off work. I felt guilty for letting my boss down as I am a nanny but you can't help it. Your body is telling you to take it easy so you have to listen to it

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I work about 40 hr/week, 8-10 hr shifts, as a bartender/server. I get a lot of foot/back pain, fatigue and random headaches/sick to my stomach. To combat this I drink a lot of water, eat small snacks (like nuts/dried cranberries) throughout the day, and keep my feet up at home as much as possible. I figure majority of women, for many centuries, did much tougher work (including taking care of multiple children) so it's not hurting me.

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I work at a nursing home in they're dietary unit. my god is it HARD WORK!  it gets way too hot like the working conditions are unbareable but I won't take time off because I know I really need the money to start saving for the baby.

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I work full time in retail. I found that eating more abs drinking more water helped me dramatically. As well as getting plenty of sleep.

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I work full time, sometimes 10-12 hours a day & I definitely feel exausted from it now that I'm pregnant. I get the worst migranes EVER! It's the worst expecially when you can't really take anything.

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I work full time at a group home and I'm exhausted by the end of the day. :(

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I work full-time as a Server/Bartender and I can barley move after my shifts. My back pain gets soo bad. :/ 
I get very nauseated when I've been at work for a long time especially when I have to close the bar 6pm -1am, I usually always get sick during that shift. I'm convinced my body is tired and baby is tired of me being awake.

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