How long would you work? (I'm a SERVER. Due 3/2/18)

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Hello everyone, so I'm a Server, and if anyone else is then they know it involves carrying heavy things alot. Even though I have cut back some, I can't fully and it worries me slightly. I do not want to work until I am in labor. I am 30 weeks now & I was wondering how long I should continue to work before the baby arrives. My little man is due March 2nd, however my 8 year old came a few weeks early before which worries me slightly even though the doctor said im fine. Need advice!!

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Sorry, beginning of Feb. if  you have no complications.

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Geez in Australia and I’m working until 36 weeks so I can have some time at home relaxing - and I have a desk job! 
Each to their own but bloody hell - life’s to short not to put your feet up and relax before bub comes (this is my second and know it’s worth it lol)

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im also a server and am working till she comes... but just work until you can afford to stop or choose to. there is no right or wrong time to go on mat leave as every woman is different.

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I'm a server and I'm working right up into . . I'm almost 37 weeks and have been doing okay . . I work almost all 8 to 10 hour shifts with one 13 hr shift .. 5 days a week .. It's completely up to you and your body !!!! with my last child I did work straight thru . . I was off the day I had him

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my leave begins at 37 weeks but I feel pretty exhausted and still need to prepare for the baby. I dont get much sleep at night and would be totally unproductive at work anyways. you gave birth earlier before I would maybe stop at 38 weeks to be safe.

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I think you should work until it becomes too much/ too hard for you. work u til your uncomfortable with it

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Im a bartender and i worked till 7 1/2 but is because i work in like a club like environment, so it all depends on what kind of serving you do and how your work schedule is. But you should really leave it up to what your body can handle, when you think is enough then give your notice

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Beginning of Febuary sounds a little excessive. You'll still have a whole month to wait. I'd work as long as you can handle it. You know your body and if it's too much cut back hours or ask to take more frequent breaks. If it starts to become unbearable I'd talk with your doctor or I'd work up to a few days before due date. I had a cosmetologist friend who went a week before due date and baby didn show for another 2 weeks so she wasted 3 weeks of her leave.

How long would you work? (I'm a SERVER. Due 3/2/18)

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