I'm on my feet the whole 8hr shift. And I do A LOT of walking. I'm due September 13th and my last day of working will be September 9th. There are some days you're like "fuck it I wanna take my leave now" but just hang on in there. It's not easy.

I just got a job again about a week ago and plan to work up until the day my water breaks. But my feet and ankles have been extremely swollen, kinda scared my ob is gonna put me on bed rest 😩

It's not the job itself and the stuff that that comes with that I'm struggling with, it's more the people. My mouth is gonna get me in trouble real soon, having a hard time keeping my cool with them. I love my job, it keeps me busy, I just hate getting yelled at and berated for other people's mess up that I have no control over. @jwest267

I'm still working and on my feet moving for my entire shift. I do take more time to sit rather than stand to do some things but for the most part I feel great being up and moving around. plus walking is great for progressing labor so that's a plus 😄 Tylenol has become a must now though about halfway through 😅😅

I totally get that, I'm glad that I like my unit and the people in it. just try to relax and not let people get to you

@mommyof2016, ooh I see. @ginnalynn major props to you. I had to go to the hospital a week or 2 ago due to dehydration. I can handle the lifting, I can handle the being on my feet, it's the people I'm having a hard time dealing with.

I worked up until birth. I'm in the Army and was constantly on my feet in combat boots all day. I'm used to it though, I just made sure to stay hydrated and prop my feet up when possible.

I worked at Wal-Mart tell 30 weeks and baby sat up tell today and im fixing to be 38 weeks