I got them on my birthday I'll have been 8 weeks and into my 3rd week of not being able to keep anything down, never even got my urine checked for dehydration. My first GP offered me nothing but a sick note at 6 weeks, at 8 weeks another GP offered me tablets and reassured me they were safe. Now they're saying they can't be guaranteed to be safe and 'they probably won't work anyway.'
Yeah exactly. I can't drink water. All I can drink is fresh orange juice which is now making me have stomach pains (haven't drank water for almost three weeks) and all I can eat without it coming back up is bread.
Yep it's a lot more difficult with a little one. They don't understand and I'm racked with guilt as I can't play like normal. But that's our reasoning too. It'll be worth it in the end for her to have a sibling.
Sounds like you really suffered! It's crazy what we'll put ourselves through. I'm struggling to shower, or bath my daughter, I'm still managing to brush my teeth this time real quick, (last time I couldn't, and with all the stomach acid my teeth really suffered and I had two removed.)
Last time I couldn't stand being near people, (except my parents which was really weird) OH included, everything about him (hair smell, natural scent, breath) made me throw up, which was ridiculous. This time isn't half as bad, I don't wanna snuggle anymore but I can kiss him goodbye at least
Oh I can't wait for this to all be over. They're such long days waiting for OH to get home from work. The house is a mess, hoovering / sweeping gives me period pains, laundry makes me vomit, I'm literally waiting to go and throw up. It's good to talk to someone who's been through it, I feel like if I were to call in sick at work or complain to friends they'd think wow it's morning sickness stop complaining. Only OH and my parents really understand as they seen me going through it.
xxx