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Hello fish what will be the in hand salary..?
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I wouldn’t worry about COVID, I would worry about being stranded in a foreign city and go into early labor.
That’s a no from me, dawg.
Rising Star
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Psh I didn’t travel at 35 weeks pregnant even pre COVID. Hard no
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Ya agree with others. Covid or no covid, I wouldn't be traveling at 35wks pregnant. Currently 36wks and it's a struggle just to get out of bed.
If you’re comfortable giving birth in that city, go for it!
It sounds like you know you don't want to travel, the question is what options are available for you to decline?
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I would pass given it’s so close to delivery and even a breakthrough would be tough so late in the game.
Rising Star
Not even related to COVID but I wouldn’t want to fly that late in pregnancy.
Where are you located and how far/long is the travel? Airlines typically have policies for flying after 36 weeks or 28 in some cases and you may need a note from your doctor so I’d personally not want to get too close to that regardless of covid. Adding on any unknowns due to covid, I’d pass but it’s up to your judgment and what you want to do.
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No. What if you go into early labor?
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I traveled until 36 weeks pre covid 🤷🏼♀️
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Don’t do it if you don’t want to
How about calling your doctor and getting a doctors note not to travel?
Thanks all - I can delay until after pregnancy but then I’d be doing the same thing with a newborn
I would do it after mat leave, but a 12 week old is still a newborn in my book. I’m not going to want to do a full-time training + work a full-time case + travel with Covid concerns with a 12-week old.
No virtual options.