Survival Guide: Morning Sickness

By: Kate Thorp (View Profile)

Ultimately you will prevail.  You will feel better and the knowledge of your pregnancy will be shared and you will bloom into a beautiful pregnant working woman. 

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posted: 11.27.2007
Tanja Escobedo
how do you know how far you are into your pregnancy?
posted: 08.01.2007
Liz P
My daughter is 5 months pregnant, has been sick EVERY single day and has lost her job due to her morning sickness. We are now celebrating as she is sick ONLY until 11am...and this is after being awake since 4am. My heart goes out to all of you expecting moms. As I hold her hand as she is vomiting...I wish I could help you too. She has been prescribed Zofran, we bought the braclets, she tries to eat small snacks....but has has no relief.
posted: 07.02.2007
Nadia Harris
Tracey I know how you feel. At 10 weeks I am finally starting to feel normalish again. I work in a kitchen, so smells are completely the worst thing for me to deal with. Crackers are completely my favorite thing to eat or just plain popcorn is also pretty good. But man oh man I haven't felt this tired sice i had mono in the ninth grade! Its so awful! When you feel like you can't stomach food, V8 has been the best thing in the world to me. I dont really like the veggie juice taste so much so the V8 splash and V8 fusion juices are awesome. they are so full of vitimans and nice and light on the sick tummy, I can't get through a morning without them. Plus when you do get sick I find that the juices just make it easier on you. It burns less...
posted: 05.12.2007
Kate Thorp
Hi Tracey, I'm sorry you are so ill. I hope one of the remedies in my story will help you. The wrist bands were my savior in the end. I was sick for 14 weeks with my daughter and 16 weeks with the twins. I would try the bands if you can. I felt like I couldn't move with out them. One last note is that morning sickness is supposed to peak at the 9th week and then begin to subside. I hope that is true for you and it may get a little worse and then a lot better. I was also told many times during my own battle that morning sickness was a good sign for your baby's development. You may message me through the prompt on my profile page if you'd like to discuss further. I hope you are feeling better soon.
posted: 05.07.2007
Tracey Lewis
im 8 wks pregnant with my second child and can honestly say ive never felt so ill in my life. ive lost my job over time off and spend more time in bed than out of it. ive tried everything to stop myself being sick but nothing works. gp gave me pills but they make me feel faint so only take them when i have to. makes me wonder if the difference in pregnancies has anything to do with the 10 yr gap between then?
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