Washable Wednesday: Sleeved Pebble Knit Sheath
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This happy green dress (also available in black) looks great — not only is it machine washable (and tumble dry low!), but it has long sleeves, a high neckline, a modest hemline, and it’s available in sizes 6-16. It’s $75 at 6pm.com. Ellen Tracy Sleeved Pebble Knit Sheath
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Cute dress – love the green and the waist detail – but unfortunately I’m an anti-polyester snob.
Threadjack, sorry. I’m a lawyer at a large firm and have been back from maternity leave about 3 months, and I just got a call from HR asking me about my low production. There are some structural reasons I’ve been struggling (not enough workflow, learning to manage part-time status, etc), but a big part of the reason is that I had pretty bad anxiety during pregnancy and I’ve been struggling with post-partum depression. My first month and a half back from maternity leave I didn’t finish a number of projects because…I just couldn’t. My office is a disaster, my time entry has been horrible, and I’m struggling to consistently show up at the office on time even with a reduced schedule. While pregnant, I started avoiding projects with work providers who triggered my anxiety, and my workflow took a nosedive several months before the baby was born.
A few people at the office know bits and pieces, but I’ve been trying to just keep my head down and hope that I’ll have enough time for the psychiatrist and my therapist to get me safely on the other side of it. I don’t know what HR would do if I told them what has been going on; I’m concerned they’ll ask me to drop to an even lower part-time status, which would make it hard to justify the cost of childcare to my husband who keeps talking about me being a stay-at-home mom. I think being a stay at home mom would be the worst thing for the PPD right now, and longer term I do want to keep working, so my needs right now are just a temporary bridge across a scary pregnancy and post-partum time….
I’m trying not to beat myself up over it, but I’m just feeling so much guilt and fear. And yes, therapy and meds have taken the edge off, but it’s been a slow process. So my question – what would you tell HR and what would you expect them to do about it?
Great dress – and now that I’m not pumping anymore, it would be good for work.
Love the dress, although it looks like it would be too short on 6′ tall me.
Also wanted to say that I love the new setup of the site with the daily posts, Kat.
And finally, this is a long-shot, but has anyone here ever been tested or developed celiac or hypothyroidism (or some other disease/condition similar) as a result of pregnancy? I have an appointment with my doc on Friday morning, and I’m fairly confident that I have celiac disease (my sister has it, as well, so I’m familiar with the symptoms, etc). My symptoms didn’t arise until after I had my second son and in my internet research, it looks like post-partum hypthyroidism is actually common, as well.