Do i go to the interview?

[cocoflakes]

Ive been looking for a job for a while now and had no interviews
(i previously did a post about telling the employer im pregnant) anyway
ive been offered an interview but they dont yet know im pregnant.
The jobs two buses away (but not actually that far) but im thinking im already tired constantley and within a few weeks ill be sick etc and im not sure if standing on a shop floor all day, maybe carrying boxes/climbing ladders is okay for my baby?
I cant decide if i should get a job, ideally we could do with extra money but on the other hand im knackered and i get travel sickness as it is - I'm stuck between going for the job to get off benefits or to stay home and relax and then start job hunting after baby comes.
I dont really want to be on benefits and would rather pay myself, but i'm also more bothered about my health/wellbeing and my babies than my pride an what other people think.

What do you think?

 

[wifeywifey]

Only yoh know what you can do, sounds like you already know to me, with two buses and on ur feet allday could you cope. Everyone is different. X

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[cocoflakes]

Only yoh know what you can do, sounds like you already know to me, with two buses and on ur feet allday could you cope. Everyone is different. X

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Thats the thing, i've no idea! Ive never been pregnant before and no idea what to expect really! I'm very tired but who knows if ill be sick? I dont know if i could stand all day etc etc it's hard to judge!

 

[wifeywifey]

Well id say try it then, if you cant do it ur doc will most likely sign you off sick x

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[cocoflakes]

Well id say try it then, if you cant do it ur doc will most likely sign you off sick x

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How much is safe for baby though? Like if i get a pain and it's not that bad I dont know if its okay to carry on or I shouldnt because of baby, because ive not been pregnant before i dont know whats okay, what my limits are & whats normal?

 

[wifeywifey]

Many woman do work while pregnant, my sister was a carer and could still work and she was high risk. I think your worrying too much and over thinking it. Go for the interview you might love it and have no problems however if you dont go there is no second chance.

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[Rednursie]

Many woman do work while pregnant, my sister was a carer and could still work and she was high risk. I think your worrying too much and over thinking it. Go for the interview you might love it and have no problems however if you dont go there is no second chance.

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exactly that! You wont know until you try-At least go to the interview chick, it will be good experience for you if you havent had one for a while. Best of luck!

 

[Constantstar]

When I went for my job interview (36 weeks preg) I was
Already employed and on maternity leave but hated my job. I'd put on the form I was on maternity leave but didn't say which bit
Rocked up to my interview, I could see the look on their faces haha! But got the job. X


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