u/Narrow_Reality4859

Today was day 2 of trying to find a work-from-home job because I'm super preggers and can hardly stand for 8 hours in my current job. So far, I already have an interview to be a finance professional, which is on Saturday, and I have applied for 3 more jobs and am waiting to get notified for interviews. So far, I'm stressed and also looking for an apartment at the same time, so that I can feel comfortable when my baby comes. Wish me luck.

P.S. I've never done that type of work before, but I'm eager to learn and see what skills I can get out of it.

Im in the process of trying to find an easy job for me at the moment as a woman who's pregnant and due in June.

The current job i have right now is basically a meat packing plant, and the environment is hot, exhausting, and every time i come home my whole body hurts. The more i work during my pregnancy, the more pelvic pain, leg pain, and back pain i get. This is my third child and have been having the worse physically body taxing pain.

im currently looking for remote jobs/stay at home jobs and/or an office job. This is day one of me trying to find a new job or at least a temporary job and when i do find a job i can go on short term diasbility. The only reason for a temporary job because i havent been at this job for very long and i dont have paid FMLA or short disability benefits