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To: Morgana

If the woman required a lifting restriction, this assumes that she was having a complication of her pregnancy. The doctor did not want her lifting. Was she assessed by Walmart’s company physician also? If she could not lift more than 5lbs, that’s almost incompatible with normal every day activity, and she would be exposed to possible injury.

In a normal healthy pregnancy women are capable of performing normal day to day tasks until they’re close to delivery, then they are so big, they’re bouncing into things.

I think, we need more information on this. She did she need lifting restrictions?


12 posted on 03/05/2018 9:40:30 AM PST by nikos1121 (Tax cuts should be retro-active to January 1, 2017!!!!)
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To: nikos1121

“If the woman required a lifting restriction, this assumes that she was having a complication of her pregnancy.”


What would she do if she had a 1 year old and a 2 year old at home?

Never pick them up?

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35 posted on 03/05/2018 10:19:59 AM PST by Mears
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