ChefSara77

So based on the traditional calcualtion of weeks since last AF, I am 5w 6d. I haven't had any morning sickness (not complaining about that), but have found that in general, my appetite is dead. Things that normally I love, it just doesn't sound good to eat them. (For example, last night I went to make myself a snack and thought I'd have a peanut butter sandwich, something I normally love, but the thought of it made me feel icky! I was hungry, but *nothing* sounded good to eat!). I've also found that I might start eating a meal, and about 1/2 through, realize I'm just not liking it and don't feel like I can eat any more. This happens throughout the day though, not just in the morning. Is this normal? Crazy? Unusual?

I am still wearing the "sea bands" (anti-nausea acupressure wrist bands) that I wore to help with the nausea of my paxil withdrawal, so that might be part of why I haven't noticed any morning sickness.

Other than that, I'm definitely feeling quite fatigued in general, and boobs are def sore. And I'm feeling the general sorta-crampy-and-bloaty, feels-like-AF-is-coming feeing too. No other real symptoms (yet). Might I be one of the lucky ones with no morning sickness...or should i expect it any day now? Is there anything else I should be prepared for?

Thanks for any advice you might have!
Sara

Jenny

Don't get your hopes up just yet, you might not get it but some ladies it takes longer for morning sickness. Like me it wasen't until 6-7 weeks that I started to feel really ill and at 9ish weeks is when I started to become regular friends with the toilet. I thought I had skipped it too because with my son I had it right away but I was sorely mistakened lol. You might get lucky though, I know a few girls that didn't get ANY morning sickness. Hopefully you don't

Linzi

You might be lucky and not get any sickness! Or it might be a bit early for it. Everything else sounds about spot on though. I used to adore chilli and I cant stomach it anymore. Bleurgh.

xxx

Margerle

You describe almost exactly the way I felt for about 9 weeks. Just gradually add the constant nausea in the background from about 5 weeks or so.

I would get a craving for something, or feel like eating something like you said, I'd get it to my mouth and just 'blech'. I only actually threw up a handful of times, most of the time when I just ate too much, but the nausea was there all the time which made life just suck.

I decided just to give in to the fatigue and sleep through it. I felt like hibernating.