You know I am not a genius but I dont think a person has a physical job if you work in an office unless you carry boxes of paper so the physical endurance of strain on your body is minimal. (I am sure many will disagree) Yeah yeah its Mentally challenging You may not know, and not even care, but Brittany from Qmix has taken a leave to lay on her couch or as she calls it BEDREST to allow her child not be boggled with all her added movement until its breathing in March. Upon further review on WEBMD, bedrest isnt a proven theory. So IMO while I am happy Brittany isnt at work filling the airways with her crappy jokes, and her love for peanuts should be at work instead of taking advantage of her employer. I say that because we only hear Brittany and only assume what she does at Qmix (she is a bully to her co-workers she is in charge) but in this day an age of technology she surely could work from her couch on her laptop and or call in to do the morning show. But hey who am I but a bitter hater who thinks about the little things like this. Her demanding job at the radio station must be so stressful! Whatever it is, I am so glad she isnt on the show in the mornings, now her male co-hort Tim needs to work on his personality as well cause his new partner is extremely funnier than Tim. Tim is a yes man. You can read the WEBMD - webmd/baby/guide/bed-rest-during-pregnancy But here is a summary.. If youve had problems during pregnancy, your doctor may have suggested bed rest. It may seem like a relief after the stress youve been under. Bed rest has been a way of treating pregnancy complications for more than a hundred years. But theres a problem. While bed rest is a common treatment, theres no proof that it helps. It doesnt seem to protect your health or your babys. In fact, bed rest has risks itself. Doctors still prescribe it, but more because of tradition than good evidence that it works.
Posted on: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 15:24:23 +0000
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