wasn't finished lol so anyways I'm glad to be done a month before my due date, too much pressure each day on my body/feet you know?

I'm a teacher so in on my feet all day it's not an easy job when you're pregnant by any means? especially teachinh Kdg

I was gonna try to work til 39 weeks but tomorrow I will be 38 & have gotten so uncomfortable that tomorrow is my last day of work. I also work retail & am on my feet for 10+ hours & constantly moving & bending. I think it depends on your body & what kind of job you have. I would say work until you're uncomfortable.

ur welcome and I did fast food the same job as everyone else I did every job minus being a cashier lol so but it depends on ur body just trust it if u think u can still do go ahead and if not talk to ur doctor and see what they recommend ::)

@nety887, @mrsl427 @nerdmamatn Thank you for your comments. My boss has offered me the option, and I've taken her up on it a few days (like today). I just feel guilty, or feel like she might think I'm talking advantage if I do it too much. I work in an office, so it's not hard labor, but I get extremely uncomfortable and get back aches & just sore. I was curious what others are doing, or what might be considered normal. I technically won't go on maternity leave until after birth, I get 6 weeks.

if you can work at home, I'd do it. I worked up with my son til 3 days before I had him at 39 weeks. planning in working now until I have my daughter and I'm 37 weeks today

I'm leaving a month before my due date :) cannot wait!!

I did till 8 days before my due date and I could have kept working + my baby was born at 41 weeks exacly