I’m 13 weeks pregnant and I’ve been really poorly throughout it so far – Dr prescribed anti-sickness medication at 7 weeks and apart from the last week or so, I’ve been pretty much bedbound almost 5 days of out 7 days for 5 weeks. At its worst, I was vomiting up to 15-20 times per day.
At the moment, I’m feeling a tonne better and life is starting to return to normal. However if I go too long without eating, the nausea kicks in (and most of the time leads me to vomiting up bile/retching for a good 10 minutes). I’m also struggling with headaches still and some days I feel incredibly tired, yesterday afternoon I fell asleep for an hour sitting on the sofa doing work.
My appetite has changed dramatically and I’m only managing to eat things certain things as most still turn my stomach. Unfortunately, that is rubbish things such as pastries, crap white pasta, noodles, crisps, fries, pizza etc (still do eat lots of oranges, pineapple etc though).
My husband is very very excited for this baby. He has been amazing, running around after me, cooking for me as soon as I say I’m hungry etc. Problem is, he’s made several comments about what I’m eating. Today we popped down to our local café for lunch. I wanted to order a chilli con carne jacket potato but they were out of jackets. I ordered a hot beef sandwich with gravy instead (can take the girl out of the north) and when it arrived, it had a side of chips. My husband was very quiet throughout lunch and I knew it was because of what I was eating. When we arrived home, he mentioned it. Also in early pregnancy he made a comment around how I ‘need to be making smarter food choices’. Don't get me wrong, I don't necessarily disagree with him - I wish I could eat better as I'm definitely starting to get round on the edges and it's awful feeling bloated and bleurgh all the time. Especially as pre-pregnancy I ate pretty well, lots of veggies etc.
AIBU to be annoyed at him and hurt by his comments? He doesn’t think he’s done anything wrong as he says he’s only trying to look after me and wants what is best for me and the baby.