Just being nosy...

kamirault7 · April 2013

I live in central FL. I am a singer/songwriter and work from home, except when I am out playing shows. Thanks to my husband's job and his recent promotion, I have been able to cut back on playing night gigs, since I started feeling sick in the evenings. So, I feel like a part-time musician and part-time housewife at the moment lol.

swimiz500 · April 2013

I am from Northeast PA, and I am a SAHM.

Andrea0384 · April 2013

Norcal, I work for the county. My pregnancy hasn't really effected my job, but there are days when I feel like a heffer (supbloated) and don't want to walk the office.

katiegal · April 2013

I'm from Baltimore, MD. I'm a Clinical Laboratory Scientist, I work for a large hospital. Being pregnant hasn't really affected my job. I just go to the bathroom more and take my lunch break earlier because I'm starving by noon.

eileennh · April 2013

I'm in New Hampshire, work for a large health insurance company overseeing projects. I work at home which has been a blessing since I have nausea and vomiting all day!

malberto · April 2013

I'm in Buffalo, NY.

I am a Behavior Intervention Specialist working with children and adults who have developmental disabilities. Being pregnant hasn't affected me at work aside from the fact that I'm more tired.

MrsSmith109 · April 2013

I am from Mississippi.

I am a kindergarten assistant teacher. I LOVE my job! Besides running out of the room to puke my work has not be affected.
I also keep the 2yr old nursery at my church.

Kidcrazy4 · April 2013

Part time Certified Medical Aassitant for a Gyn surgeon, full time mom of 3 girls Living in Vancouver Wa close to Portland, OR. This pregnancy has been the most difficult, more tired than i remembered with my other 3..

mcgowanp1 · April 2013

Michigan. I'm an It Project Manager. Yes, the hormones have been making work difficult. I've been having issues concentrating, short term memory is shot and crazy mood swings.

hotrodvixen61 · April 2013

I am from Pittsburgh Pa and I am a senior hairstylist for our new salon we opened in November.

I used to have MS before work and at night but since I am on my feet all day it actually keeps the MS at bay. All the sickness went away about a week ago. (Thank Goodness)

Bigboneded · April 2013

Denver, CO
I am a nurse. Just started a clinic position so MF business hours. So far so good

: a little exhaustion, a little not quite nausea. A little pregnancy brain. I am still more productive than my predecessor

: !

Jules122907 · April 2013

I'm from Central Illinois. I own my own communication consulting business. I set my hours depending on the number of projects I take on. Right now I work part time from my home office and am a sahm the rest of the time.
Motivating myself to work has been difficult some mornings when I don't feel good.

jonesygrrl · April 2013

I'm in Washington DC. I am a writer for a think tank, and the pregnancy hasn't affected my work, except that I was a lot less social for a few weeks when I wasn't feeling well and I was still hiding the pregnancy.

ericabramirez11 · April 2013

I'm in Victoria, Texas and I'm an Administrative Assistant at an oilfield company.

The pregnancy hasn't affected my work too much. I notice that I am constantly on the bump or looking at things for registries, but I was blessed and haven't really had any morning sickness. Only mild nausea here and there and unbelievable exhaustion. I do have to admit some days I'll close my office door and catch a quick nap at my desk. Stick out tongue

GracieBlue · April 2013

NH - I work in telecomm but am still on maternity leave with #1 so I guess SAHM for the time being. I have no energy so I have been letting DD watch tv when I feel like I am ready to drop

h0b0girl · April 2013

banole:
I'm from NJ...5 min away from NY.

I have a feeling I know where you live as I used to live there.. my screen name probably gives it away.

Anyways, I now live in NJ about 30 mins from NYC. I work at an investment bank in technology. Pregnancy has not impacted my job except the longer bus commute this time is not fun when I feel sick.

JKB1986 · April 2013

Central Wisconsin and I'm an accountant. Work hasn't been affected aside from I just want to go home that much more. Although home isn't that much more relaxing generally!

bosoxy · April 2013

I live in the Phoenix, Arizona area and work for a drug company. I just turn around and quietly throw up when needed. Zofran has helped with that though.

sbelle2608 · April 2013

I'm from Southeast Texas.
I have a cake business and decorate wedding, shower and special occasion cakes. My job has been slightly affected since I can't lift the 50lb plus cakes anymore and my belly I'm sure will get in the way the further along I get. For now, I just get my fianc to do the heavy lifting for me.

manderz223 · April 2013

SoCal, about 10 mins from Disneyland. I am a Physical therapy assistant for an outpatient orthopedic clinic. Works been a little tougher when the nausea hits and I am hungry all the time, but when I can Ill have the patient do their exercises and sneak into the breakroom for a snack or a breather.

ForEvrCountry · April 2013

Eastern Virginia, I work as a pediatric nurse. Being pregnant affects which patients I may have to steer clear of chicken pox, mumps, so on and being exhausted kinda sucks, even sick and injured kids love running around :

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