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Thank you so much for your response. I can take a month off work sef. So that means after getting a bfp, I can just gradually resume doing small work during the pregnancy

goldtosure:
It is advisable to take some days off especially during the two weeks wait. This is to reduce stress of going and coming back from work, riding bikes, work pressure, unnecessary body movements that involves bending, carrying of load or physical exertion. Though some mamas go to work throughout their treatment and still get a bfp. Please weigh the pros and cons for your situation and decide what works for you. Even when at home it is still advisable to move around to aid blood flow.

Hi everyone, please I will like to know how one can cope with Work when one is on an IVF journey. Will I need to take some weeks or months off work?

I am 41 years old, this will be my first time and I pray to God it will be a successful ivf

I intend to start the process in February 2024 so that I can be mentally prepared however, I have been wondering if I will need to take some weeks leave or months leave off work.

Hi. I'm new here. I need your advice please. I want to study in UK (MASTERS Marketing) and I wish to travel with my hubby and 10 year old Daughter.
I'm confused on where to school.
I am already talking to UKEAS but I'm clueless on which schools are good for Nigerians to study in UK especially considering location too?
Which location in UK is best for NIGERIAN students that has a family?

My daughter too will have to enroll in a school too in the UK

I'll appreciate your response