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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is the type of thing I would have worried about with my first pregnancy. I was in labor 24 hours. I certainly would have had time to return to VA. If you feel like you’re starting to have contractions - I would not go in to work that day. [/quote]

Oh and with #3 I arrived with: there’s the head. I knew I was in labor but wasn’t in a rush to get to the hospital. But if you can work remote why not do it. [/quote]

Omg! That's my fear. Think I'll start having a conversation with my boss, we have a pretty flexible policy but I felt bad taking advantage since labors CAN be super long...mine just haven't been.

Thanks for the insight everyone! [/quote]

I would personally not feel bad!!!

And get to the hospital sooner than I did ha. It was my “fault” for waiting but in my defense - I was waiting for it to get more painful as my sign to go in and it just never got as painful as my labor with DS2 (also unmedicated). [/quote]

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