Stopped being sick.
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by KatGoldLIN » 15 Jan 2009, 11:12
noir- oh I hope everything is OK and if its not then I am sending you all of the best and most positive vibes to get you through
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by cloudcuckoo » 15 Jan 2009, 12:27
Am thinking of you this morning, Noir.
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by Noir » 15 Jan 2009, 13:07
OMG- I'm in shock- it's all ok!!! The epu took a while to get me through and scanned etc and by the time all that ended I was feeling sick again! Still much better than before but it must have just been that the day before yesterday I was making sure I ate every couple of hours, and also I had something to eat just before bed which must have been why I didn't throw up when I woke up- then yesterday I was comfort eating! That and the fact I've been glugging banana milkshake! I didn't think that could make me feel so much better though. I'm so unbelievably pleased that not only is the pregnancy continuing but I have also found how to manage the HG better- which is going to make starting work again so much easier. I may try to wean myself down to one tablet a day now to see how it goes- I carried on taking two just incase.
I'm just so relieved and pleased. I know I'm not out of the woods yet but now there's a heartbeat the risk of miscarriage drops right down so I'm much less worried. They've dated me at 9+4 rather than 10+1 but since I was still breastfeeding when we concieved my periods were irregular so I thought the dates would be out. Sadly I'm quite glad I'm less far gone than more as I should be just in the bracket for getting mat allowance with when I start my job. Won't be much but it all helps. Anyway- I'm just rambling now! Thanks you all so much for replying and thinking of me. Now I've just gotta get through the next 7 months
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I'm just so relieved and pleased. I know I'm not out of the woods yet but now there's a heartbeat the risk of miscarriage drops right down so I'm much less worried. They've dated me at 9+4 rather than 10+1 but since I was still breastfeeding when we concieved my periods were irregular so I thought the dates would be out. Sadly I'm quite glad I'm less far gone than more as I should be just in the bracket for getting mat allowance with when I start my job. Won't be much but it all helps. Anyway- I'm just rambling now! Thanks you all so much for replying and thinking of me. Now I've just gotta get through the next 7 months
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by cloudcuckoo » 15 Jan 2009, 13:10
That's wonderful news, Noir!!! 
So glad to hear it turned out okay. Keep taking the banana milkshake!
So glad to hear it turned out okay. Keep taking the banana milkshake!Two girls, Bits (2010) and Bobs (2007) in the cloud-nest.
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by Rose Bud » 15 Jan 2009, 13:17
ahhh, brilliant news.
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by hazELLEnut » 15 Jan 2009, 13:17
That's fantastic! So glad it turned out ok.
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by KatGoldLIN » 15 Jan 2009, 13:35
YEAH!!! I AM SO PLEASED FOR YOU!
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by Fullhouse » 15 Jan 2009, 13:46
Fantastic news Noir! Fingers crossed for the HG coping/management strategies, and the rest of the pregnancy.
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by ches » 15 Jan 2009, 14:01
Awe I have a tear in my eye. Hurray!
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by Spanner » 15 Jan 2009, 14:04
that is great news!
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by ToothFairy » 15 Jan 2009, 14:12
Fantastic news I'm so pleased for you x
I'm so pleased for you xMummy to M - September 1998, D - October 2007, and E - May 2010. All BF, cloth nappies, and carried in the same sling, not sure BLW existed in the 90s though!
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by Fozza » 15 Jan 2009, 16:11
Great news!!Mum to
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Re: Stopped being sick.
by Eli » 15 Jan 2009, 16:18
I'm so pleased all is well, I was thinking of you this morning, its amazing what random thinks work to help you stop feeling sick. Fingers crossed all continues to go as planned and good news about probable maternity pay
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