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New x-ray tech, starting first full time job tomorrow and just found out I’m pregnant

Hi everyone, I just graduated in May and am very excited to finally have a real full time job. I got hired (at an outpatient center) just 2 1/2 weeks ago, and during that time I found out I was pregnant. I went to the doctor today and I’m around 8 weeks. I’m incredibly nervous to tell my manager about it as I’m literally just starting. Just wanted to maybe get some words from those who have been working as techs. Should I tell her tomorrow right away on my first day or should I wait until maybe next week? I feel like I should probably say something tomorrow, but like I said I’m just incredibly nervous. I don’t know if it matters but I have had 2 miscarriages before so that’s another thing I’m worried about.

It’s funny, they have another tech who got pregnant last year right when she started and she’ll be coming back from maternity leave early August. So, it’s kind of like a repeat for them. Anyways, thank you if you have any words of wisdom for me.

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