Work and morning sickness?

Question

I’m a teacher, so fortunately I have had weeks 4-5 off. However, I go back to school soon and I’m worried about the constant nausea, gas, and vomiting. I teach high schoolers; I have to be at my A game every moment of my day. I don’t know how I’m going to make morning sickness (MS) and work coexist. 
Should I tell my supervisor about my situation now or should I wait? 
Also, does anyone else have success stories about handling MS in high stress jobs?

Answer

I’m also a teacher, I’ve had morning sickness for about 3 months now and I feel like it’s never going away! I have definitely seen it taking a toll on me while I’m trying to keep up with the curriculum. I’ve had to take a few minutes to breath and tell myself to slow down.  I did tell my boss around 7/8 weeks.

Answer

I'd say something right away. Keeping your co-workers informed can really be helpful when you work in a high stress job.

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I am a teacher at an elementary school Autism. I have 9 boys grades 3-5 and I told Admin right away. i needed them to know when I needed a break and that i would not be restraning any violent kids. I have even been late a couple of times do to being sick on the way to work. they have been very understanding

Answer

Think of it this way maybe your morning sickness will encourage your students to use protection.

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I am currently panicking about the same thing! I am a nurse and so worried I won't be able to do my job as well as before. plus am supposed to start a 6 month university course next week related to work! Will have to let my manager down and say I can't do it 😑 I have had consistent nausea for past week and all food makes me gag!

Work and morning sickness?

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