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Q: Major Sick.
asked by: nightmareangel on April 5th, 2007
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Any of you guys ever wake up and just feel like your head is killing you, Puke bile out .. you know the yellow stuff in your digestive system then an hour later still feel crappy. if so what do you do? and if not then just feel bad for me because I feel crappy today -.-
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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Rawr! my neck x.x;; it's almost like stress but theres no reason for it. -shrugs-
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Dannzibelle
replied on April 5th, 2007
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I only ever threw up once during the early weeks so i can't helps you with that one. When i woke up feeling crappy i just took my time getting out of bed and ready and made sure i kept drinking water and ate in small amounts because i found normal sized meals too difficult. Hope this helps
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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Dannzibelle wrote:
I only ever threw up once during the early weeks so i can't helps you with that one. When i woke up feeling crappy i just took my time getting out of bed and ready and made sure i kept drinking water and ate in small amounts because i found normal sized meals too difficult. Hope this helps
So true but I just don't feel like eating anything I put in my mouth my stomach instantly says "hell no"
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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good thing I have that appointment this coming Tusday. ^.^
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Dannzibelle
replied on April 5th, 2007
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nightmareangel wrote:
Dannzibelle wrote:
I only ever threw up once during the early weeks so i can't helps you with that one. When i woke up feeling crappy i just took my time getting out of bed and ready and made sure i kept drinking water and ate in small amounts because i found normal sized meals too difficult. Hope this helps
So true but I just don't feel like eating anything I put in my mouth my stomach instantly says "hell no"

I know how you feel hunni! I spent the first 14 weeks feeling terrible, perhaps try quite bland but filling foods, strong flavours, well any flavour made me feel terrible
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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Dannzibelle wrote:

I know how you feel hunni! I spent the first 14 weeks feeling terrible, perhaps try quite bland but filling foods, strong flavours, well any flavour made me feel terrible
Well im on the 15th week and I mostly eat salads unless I really get a craving, but when I don't and I need to eat I end up getting a Salad and sometimes the Chicken in them make me sick XD wierd huh
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Dannzibelle
replied on April 5th, 2007
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I would metion this at your next appointment, they will have seen it a million times before and will be able to give you lots of advice and tips on eating. I hope the sickness is over for you soon hun it is horrible i know but it won't last forever! And when you have that baby in your arms you will tottaly forget any of the bad parts
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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I believe that 100% ^.^ it will be worth all this, I plan to run a list of questions by my Doctor when I see her this coming Tuesday ^.^ -grins-
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Dannzibelle
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nightmareangel wrote:
I believe that 100% ^.^ it will be worth all this, I plan to run a list of questions by my Doctor when I see her this coming Tuesday ^.^ -grins-

I must bore my midwife to death, i ask so many questions! I had to have an extra blood test to check for a liver problem on tuesday and i think i must of asked every possible question about what could happen if i had it, what happens to the blood they take, how they know i have it etc!
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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Dannzibelle wrote:

I must bore my midwife to death, i ask so many questions! I had to have an extra blood test to check for a liver problem on tuesday and i think i must of asked every possible question about what could happen if i had it, what happens to the blood they take, how they know i have it etc!
lol silly I wont ask that much, But I do plan on asking about sleeping... like how to sleep if it's a myth about sleeping on your back and stuff about mold and baby's and such you know stuff which might hurt it ^.^
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Dannzibelle
replied on April 5th, 2007
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nightmareangel wrote:
Dannzibelle wrote:

I must bore my midwife to death, i ask so many questions! I had to have an extra blood test to check for a liver problem on tuesday and i think i must of asked every possible question about what could happen if i had it, what happens to the blood they take, how they know i have it etc!
lol silly I wont ask that much, But I do plan on asking about sleeping... like how to sleep if it's a myth about sleeping on your back and stuff about mold and baby's and such you know stuff which might hurt it ^.^

I'm just happy that i find a position to get to sleep in! I've taken to having a pillow between my legs because if i don't it feels asthough my hips are stretching
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nightmareangel
replied on April 5th, 2007
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Dannzibelle wrote:

I'm just happy that i find a position to get to sleep in! I've taken to having a pillow between my legs because if i don't it feels asthough my hips are stretching
I started doing that to but only because im use to wrapping my leg around my b/f and he works at night althought tonight he isn't :3 which means I get to nuzzle with him im so happy! -heart-
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LRosie
replied on April 5th, 2007
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I feel for you!

When I was pregnant I was sick for 4 months straight. I was mostly sick from 7pm - 7am then I had to go to work for 9 hours and act like I was getting a full night sleep. What I did to help myself was to eat A LOT of soda crackers and only sip water or ice chips. Anything that I ate that was heavy or drank to fast would just come up again. I ate a lot of little meals through out the day instead of three square meals.
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arcadia
replied on April 6th, 2007
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nightmareangel wrote:
Dannzibelle wrote:

I know how you feel hunni! I spent the first 14 weeks feeling terrible, perhaps try quite bland but filling foods, strong flavours, well any flavour made me feel terrible
Well im on the 15th week and I mostly eat salads unless I really get a craving, but when I don't and I need to eat I end up getting a Salad and sometimes the Chicken in them make me sick XD wierd huh


.are you saying you're only eating salads like, overall? don't you ever eat anything else..?
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