After a week or so with virtually no sickness, just the odd queasy moment here and there, it ramped right back up since friday. Felt so yuck, and had a horriable time trying to pick up a few bits from lidl yesterday morning with dd. The lovely man on the check out packed up the shopping for me, looking very worried I might throw up everywhere. Luckily got out of the shop and on to the green path home before it happened. Dd is now unfased by me randomly being sick and tells me I'll fell better in a bit. Annoyingly not even proper ms, so don't think breaking the sickness meds out will help, just loads of congestion streaming down the back of my throat and making me gag! Had the same with dd, but just so disscusting.
I've never been intrested in drinking, never really have. My family only every tended to drink with christmas dinner, if they had someone over for sunday lunch or when on holiday in france. Only ever had the odd glass of red every few years and a bit of fizz at christmas or new year. Just never been bothered by it. There's quite a scary campainge going on in our local area about drinking in pregnancy lead by a rather forthright lady who lost triplets due to drinking who can't stop talking about fetal achol syndrom. I was dithering over taking communion at church last week, when I took it with dd it always made my already rotten heart burn worse, until our lovely currit pulled me aside and said they only use none acholic wine at our current church, and gluton free bread. Knowing it was achol free made it taste suspiciously like ribena!
We're hoping to fine out what we're having at 20 week scan. 3 weeks on wednesday for me. If we have a boy this time I don't know if he'll ever get a name. Dh and I struggle to agree on girls names but could find something we'll both like, but never found boys names we could even both agree to remotely liking. Anything he likes I can't stand and things that I like hold bad memories for him or aren't to his taste. The few we did agree on at one point had to be written off after a string of chalenging children I looked after who had those names has put me off ever using them. Dd is desprate to know if baby bump is a girl or a boy. If we can't find out at the nhs scan I quite tempted to get a gender scan just to stop her constant guessing.
achm I know quite a few people in the west midland who are expecting. Spent my early years on the outskirts of birmigham and still have lots of friends and family in the area. Although have the odd moment of madness where I think it would be lovely to go back there, before I remember the vast array of demanding relitives in the are. But love devon, couldn't leave the closeness of the beach or hockings icecream. Just have to put up with dh's demanding family instead.