Anyone a CNA, I may go ahead and get certified for it and get that job started
@steph11 ohhh goodness. I just needed a job for before baby but it doesn't look like it's possible:/
it's not easy. if you could do the class while pregnant and get that outta the way and after baby start working that's probably the way I'd go about it. it's a rough job. I work 11 to 7am and some days kick my ass but I don't get sleep Cuz I watch my daughter all day and she doesn't like naps anymoew
@steph11 I'm sure I will girl it doesn't sound easy and I have a very weak stomach expect pregnant😩 @lil_bigmama this may not be such a good idea
it could be rough while being pregnant. I had to stop working as an aid by 20 weeks, the heightened sense of smell killed me and I'd puke everytime I'd change someone. also rolling people would be very hard the bigger residents I have to roll against me and use my body weight to hold them. I think you'd have a rough time just starting out as an aid while pregnant. I could be wrong
I was lifting 100 lbs but I was doing home health so I has 2 stop I work just a few hours a year now to keep my stuff up to date
@lil_bigmama @steph11 I it hard on the pregnancy? I'd be new to it, but they are the only ones willing to hire me
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Since our May group is growing strong and we have a lot of new mommies joining and sharing their bfp's...Thought it will be fun to get to know each other as we all share our pregnancy journey!
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I use to be an aid and it really is a tough job and a lot worst while pregnant. I worked at a hospital so it wasn't so bad but you have to have tough stomach and really learn to left with your legs I worked with my first pregnancy till I was induced at 41 weeks.