Did anyone have issues working during pregnancy as far as lifting? I work in a group home and there…

don't lift anything over 25 pounds even with help! you can seriously hurt yourself and the baby ! you need to.tell your boss you can't do that anymore for risk of your health and baby's health

I use to do the same job but I don't anymore but if I was pregnant I would def get a note from the doctor to put you on light duty. I'm on light duty now because I'm a house keeper and I bend a lot, clean hot tubs, and do a lot of pulling and lifting. My job still has me doing work that strains my body and my doctor put me on bed rest for a week because I'm having lower abdominal pain and I had some bleeding. I go in on Monday to see him, so I don't know if he will pull me out of work or not. I'm just hoping baby is okay. Please be careful you and the baby come first! I might leave my job early just to make sure my baby is safe and me as well. @desi720

I'm only 5 weeks is it too early to get on light duty?

I'm definitely going to mention it to my doctor I don't want to take any chances. This other girl who is 16 weeks was doing the same work and using stand pivot as well to help this guy up so idk

I work at a special needs school and do some lifting but nothing that will strain my stomach, is it a dead lift or can he help with transfer?

@skylarsmomma, it's like he stands and we help hold him up when transferring him from bed to his wheelchair and to the bathroom and that's pretty much it

I would be more concerned when you get farther along . But definitely ask your doctor what is best for you

im 12 weeks can i do any lifting even though baby dad says NO

@skylarsmomma, I will thanks

I had to stop lifting anything over 50lbs at 11w do to a subchorionic hemorrhage and now I'm not allowed to lift anything over 20lbs because of other health issues