My doctor said its okay for me to get on the ladder at work. My previous doctor said not to. I don't…

um hell no... I'm no doctor but I would

don't do it , if you don't feel safe then don't . better be safe than sorry

not risk falling off

@sparklymama, @myfirst he said the only restriction he has for me is lifting more than 35 pounds. But when I was at the hospital they said don't lift over 25

@myfirst, I don't. And my manager basically tryna send lil threats like if I don't get on the ladder I won't have a job

hmmmm that doctor sounds like an idiot just my opinion I'd be switching... and tell that manager to bring it and file an unemployed claim if they do... fk that bs

@sparklymama, I'm thinking of getting a note from my old Doctor -she said she'd give me 1.... Idk am I overreacting tho 💁🏽🤔 @melodyly

don't get on the ladder! don't risk hurting yourself and baby. going up and down a ladder is so dangerous. pregnant ladies center of balance is out of whack. definitely get a note from the old dr!

and you're not overreacting!

not overreacting at all

Don't do it! The girls I worked with always helped me when I needed a ladder for something. The one time I went up and almost lost my balance! Not worth it. Ask someone else I'm sure they will understand.

@shananaginsx, I only have 1 coworker who's helpful. The other 1 is a bitch. I think she's just jealous. It's not like I need help w/ anything else. That's the ONLY thing im not doing

@_jfelder_, @sparklymama good. I quit! ...lol but Fr I'll prob send in my old note and if I get fired then I'll get my unemployment 🖕🏾 them

I agree, do that. they shouldn't be treating you that way

@_jfelder_, yep ppl always hating

I wouldn't

@Momtobeagain, good. So I'm not crazy

exactly