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The explanations are no help, and you can't work at home as those jobs don't exist.

No one will hire you when you're pregnant...sucks but true. Look for a job after the baby comes and you can devote your full attention to it.

Who do you have health benefits with?

if it is where you are at - you better not think about leaving before the baby is born or you will lose those benefits and have to pay the hospital bill yourself

if you are covered by husband's or other insurance, then just stick it out as long as you can physically - no one is going to hire you until after the baby is born

So what is the question?

you want to quit, i get that.

you don't want to hear any reason why you shouldn't quit, i get that.

so what is your question?

I don't recommend that you quit yet unless you have health care benefits through another source, like a parents' health care plan. If so, then there is hardly an incentive to stay in that hostile environment. If your employer doesn't offer health care and you are not under your parents' plan then maybe you qualify for Medicaid. However, if you have over a certain amount of assets and no insurance you will need to pay the enormous costs associated with child birth.

You automatically receive 12 weeks of unpaid family leave by federal law, you pick when it starts and ends. I suggest that you really buckle down and search for jobs now because it sometimes takes months to hear back. Hopefully shortly after your baby is born you will have a fresh start at a new place. Sorry, but I just don't see it being feasible to quit your current job yet.

Another thought, if you get fired for inability to perform the duties required by the job then you can file for unemployment insurance compensation. That extra income could help get you through until you have another job lined up and there are a lot of job search tools and resume writing techniques at an unemployment office. COBRA benefits are very expensive but are there by federal law for terminated employees if you needed to exercise that option in order to pay for the birth of the baby.

Good luck and I wish you all the best with your soon to be new family.

If you re looking for someone to give you a job, get off the net.

Or you can put a site up, place offers on it and if you sell.. you get your money.

If you are no good, you get nothing.

But starting up is very easy and it won't cost anything, see, here's a place where you get a free site:

http://job--listings.info/MyFreeAffiliat¦

Setting it up is easy... then you need to send traffic to it.

If you can use a mouse and are willing to learn, here are some videos:

http://guidearticles.com/free-business-s¦

it's free.