luvbunsazzle

I work full time, abit like charliebear really, i work long day shifts, with a sleep in and then an early shift the next day, so all in all it's tiring. I work with young adults with learning disabilities and challenging behaviour, so as long as you have a risk assessment in place, you will be ok.

xXDonnaXx

I work 40 hrs a week, as a sales assistant.
God its really affecting me, or my back should i say.
Haha, i get back ache at about 3 and i cant sit down

lollylou1

I work 40+ hours a week in a nursery!!! i am very busy all the time and had to tell everyone because of the pure amount of lifting i was going to be expected to do. i dont use the pregnancy as a way out of doing it i just have to change the way i do things so as to not put myself at risk.
i will work for as long as i possibly can and then finish for maternity leave how fab wont have to work over christmas this year LOL
Lou
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Jem

I work full time but as a nanny so it's home based and Faith's with me which is nice. I plan to work to about 35 weeks and then I might be a stay at home mum after that as the people I work for might not have me back after as they're just going through a divorce so they may not beable to afford me anymore.

sacha

I work part time for my boss doing her horses, which provides our house, and the rest of my time is running my own horse business. It's going to get tough as I get bigger as its a very physical job and I have to ride etc so it really will affect my job and whole life. But determined to keep going as long as physically possible. I know of woman who were doing the mucking out when their waters broke!

joeo

I'm working full time and am finidng it a little hard at the moment suffering with the tiredness, nausea and constant trips to the loo which right at the other end of the office.

armychicmkm

I work full-time and take online classes. It was pretty challenging at first battling the fatigue and the flu. The fatigue is easing off some now though but my productivity level dropped the day i found out and it has not returned. Concentrating on work has been the hardest thing in the world lately.

bambino

I will work full time up to my due date, mainly cos i need to save as much money as possible! I'm quite fortunate as i am currently enjoying 2 weeks break, then another week off next month and 6 weeks to look forward to over the summer so i think i have enough relaxing time to look forward to. Not looking forward to being heavily pregnant tho in school from September til end of Oct! But hey, nevermind!

AquaDementia

I think you can easily work full time hrs (if you sit on your job) up until 35-36 weeks.
Since I had to stand all day at my job I only lasted until 33 weeks.

mBLACK

I had to leave my job for awhile when I was in the first tri. Got too damn tired + sooo moody! Thank God it's almost like a family run business, my grandmother being the big boss, so I can leave and come back when I please. Seeing as I'm not even LEGALLY allowed to be working in Canada for another year(I'm stiiiillllll 15).