Thx again mamabear I appreciate all your help alaysha I'm on pelvic rest BC I've had 3 miscarriages all at different stages in my pregnancies but I have faith this baby is OK I just want 2 make sure there wasn't anything I was missing along the way BC sometimes I tend 2 over exhaust myself
When I was on pelvic rest I was just told no sex and no heavy lifting. I was also a college student and was told it would be fine for me to walk across campus. I walked about 3 miles on day and everything was OK. Daughter is now 4.
Yes, bring the original but make several copies. Each instructor might ask to keep one because sometimes we need them for our records. Then keep your instructors informed, a lot of times we can be very understanding but we're so busy we can't chase after individual students, so a lot of the responsibility falls on the student to keep us informed. Good luck, with school and with your little one. :)
Thx a lot mamabear I have a Appt on 01/12 and ill make sure I ask 4 that
If you can provide a doctor's note with their instructions that you stay off your feet/on bedrest, they can often allow you to make up work if you have to miss a couple of weeks. I teach at a college, and I've had students with many medical situations; I'd never ask somebody to risk their health or the health of their child, though we do work with certain institutional constraints so there is a limit of how much we can excuse. I don't know if your semester has started but you might email them and/or make appointments with them to let them know what's going on. Bring your doctor's note with you.
Great help thx a lot ladies hopefully I can follow these orders BC I'm a full time student and i also work but more importantly I want my baby 2 survive
No pelvic-region sex, no orgasms. (In other words, no masturbation either.) Hand jobs (if you are not the recipient) are OK. I wasn't told that about the lifting ... my doc limited my lifting to 30 lbs. or less. I was told to stay off my feet more than usual.
No sex, lifting over 5-10lbs, or anything strenuous. But it may vary from dr to dr as to what they consider pelvic rest. I was on pelvic rest for several weeks in the first trimester and since I am a stay at home mom it was easier for me to follow but there was no lifting my son, I had to switch purses to something smaller and lighter, and couldn't stand for long periods of time. But I mostly laid on the couch and played with my son on the floor.