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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Serious question what is the big deal is you go to work.

I used to have car service vouchers in my desk for limo service, we had security who was training, my company was near a hospital.

We had plenty of women over the years go into labor at work. Better than at home by your self or with kids with no one to watch.

Between heart attacks, births, accidents, even a shooting once we do it all time. We had 6,000 staff in building so almost weekly,

Heck I tripped once on curb got a estangled hernia and they got me into hospital asap at lunch time. Had HR coordinate medical benefits, security get me over there. Was not bad at all. Better than if I was home alone.     [/quote]

Not the right thread for this J1, J2. J3 guy.[/quote]

I did work in office right up to delivery date with two of my three kids because that was before telework was so easy, so clearly it's possible...but honestly, if you've had your water break....it is gross.  It leaks all over for an extended period of time.  I really don't know how you'd do it, because no uber is going to let you in when you are gushing liquid from between your legs.  The one time it happened to me (at home), my husband drove me, but it required a large number of towels plus a garbage bag to keep from soaking our car upholstery and I was walking into the hospital holding a towel between my legs to catch the liquid that was still coming out well over an hour later.  I had a lot of paranoia with my third that it would happen at work.

Good luck, OP.  [/quote]

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