Working pregnant?

Question

I currently work on my feet on concrete floors 5 days a week. I am TTC and was wondering what everyone else does for work that isn’t too stressful on the body. My doctor already told me to take it easy since i have been unable TC and my job is not always easy. My IDEAL job would be at a desk sitting or maybe working from home. I have no clue on how to look for reputable work from home jobs and no office jobs are available in my area. My husband and i have talked and he is okay with me going to part time as well. I just need some ideas on what others do for work. TIA!!!!

Answer

I am in ag sales and do manual labor. Lifting boxes and products that are 50+ pounds. I had no problems with being pregnant and doing manual labor and on my feet on concrete. Nor had problems ttc associated with my job. Other issues yes (endometriosis, and miscarriages). If I had it my way I would be in a vet clinic now with even higher stress and more tasks than I do now. But just doesn’t work out. 
A job wouldn’t have any effect on ttc or being pregnant unless it is high stressed. Sitting at a desk would actually be worse cause of the lack of movement and exercise.

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I work as a statistical analyst. Was office now after I had my baby I negotiated one day from the office two from home. If you are already used to doing a lot of lifting/being on your feet it shouldn’t be detrimental to conceiving or carrying a Heath pregnancy, up to a certain point.

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I’m an accountant so I sit at a desk and also work from home. I worked til I gave birth with my first and will do the same with my second. I don’t have any experience with trying to work a manual labor job or on my feet do I won’t speak on that.

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