Papergirl said:8 weeks 🤣
Regarding sick leave, not all jobs are created equal. Why take it if you feel fine and the work isn't draining you? 🤷
I don't know what your job entails, but I feel great and plan to work right up until maternity leave kicks in.
I don't see why taking sick leave during pregnancy is considered a given.
Well, I work in education. Specifically, I split my time between two schools and a district office.
Right now, I’m just exhausted. I spend half my classes sitting down because standing is getting difficult (usually, I’m the type constantly pacing the room and hovering over students' desks 😁). My plan is to finish the school year if possible—provided my principal doesn't give me too much grief (one is reasonable, the other is a total dictator). If he pushes it, I’ll lose my temper and then drop a sick leave notice on him without warning 🤣). After that, I'll go on leave starting in September—purely for the sake of the students and finding a sub. It’s easier for everyone if they start the new year with a clean slate.
Hannah Lewis2 said:The clumsiness is driving me crazy! I’m dropping things constantly—everything from my keys to bottles of olive oil falling out of the pantry. Luckily, nothing has shattered yet.
Tell me about it. I've always been a bit clumsy, but lately, it feels like objects have developed a mind of their own and are actively jumping out of my hands onto the floor.
To make matters worse, my doctor insists I was always like this. Sure, I'm clumsy, but I've never been the kind of person who drops their toothbrush and toothpaste at the same time.
Anyway, I'm avoiding glassware for now. 😉