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Good afternoon ladies, I've been very worried these last couple of days. Or should I say week. I've been experiencing alot of pressure and slight pain in my pelvic really region. Also in my legs, buttocks, and lower back. I'm currently four months along. I really try not to worry. This is my second pregnancy after 19 years. I have been afraid to Tell my doctor because I'm afraid she might say I have to stop working. I feel as If I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. I love my jobs, plus they are my only source of income. How can I manage If I have to stop working. I'm confused and feel lonely in my thoughts. Any suggestion?
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There's nothing silly about wanting to stay home with your child! Good luck! Your pains sound like they may be due to the relaxin hormone. Or sciatica... massage may help!
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Thank u for the feedback. I did just that,  and applied to government agencies that can help when I give birth. Now my only problem is how long to stay home with my baby after he/she is born.  While I'm going to breastfeed,  I don't know how easy it will be. I want to stay home for at least 6 months. But I'm told I'm being silly.
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Thank u. I really appreciate the feed back. While the pressure has eased up a tiny bit,  I'm carrying low and the only trouble I have now is sleeping. Its so hard to get really comfortable. And my body pillow feel like it has sunk. I'm trying different ways to sleep good. Again. Thank u so much.
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I went through the same thing a few weeks ago. I knew unemployment wasn't going to be helpful so I went to the county and got that ball rolling for when I do have my son. There's a few agencies that is helping.  Good luck
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Im currently in the same situation but I was placed on a leave per my doctors orders. I tried unemployment and was denied saying maybe if I went from full time to part time then I could've qualified but I had to do full bed rest so I haven't had income since July....:-(. Ask if you can just get part time work for now, its better to do that then to risk anything with your pregnancy. Good luck and I wish you and baby the best :-)
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You could try un employment or some type of government check. Like SSI
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