I wonder why doctors and scientists decided to call the extreme nausea and vomiting you experience while pregnant 'Morning Sickness' because it certainly doesn't only happen in the morning. I'm on alert 24/7 when it comes to morning sickness. Sometimes it hits at 7 o' clock in the morning, sometimes it hits in the afternoon, sometimes in the evening, and if I'm really lucky it hits at 3:30 AM right as I finally decide to lay down and try to sleep!
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Morning Sickness
I wonder why doctors and scientists decided to call the extreme nausea and vomiting you experience while pregnant 'Morning Sickness' because it certainly doesn't only happen in the morning. I'm on alert 24/7 when it comes to morning sickness. Sometimes it hits at 7 o' clock in the morning, sometimes it hits in the afternoon, sometimes in the evening, and if I'm really lucky it hits at 3:30 AM right as I finally decide to lay down and try to sleep!
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Congrats on your pregnancy...hang in there. I was fortunate to not have much morning sickness, but I know others are not. I can only hope and pray that's true for my next pregnancy! Just started following your blog from the November '09 board at Babycenter.
ReplyDeleteThanks :). I didn't have any morning sickness at all during my pregnancy with Nicholas so the monstrous sickness that has come with this one is a surprise lol.
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