So after my posts this morning I got on the train and felt sick for the whole commute!! Managed not to vomit until I got off the train and could find a toilet, thank goodness. But I guess I spoke too soon about the symptoms disappearing completely.
Overall, there's no doubt my symptoms aren't as strong as they were a week or so ago, but I've found it really reassuring to hear all your stories and know that it can be normal. I read online that the placenta can start to take over as early as 9 weeks so maybe that has an impact too. I need to speak to the midwife anyway about hula hooping (!) so I think I'll still mention it to be on the safe side, but I'm feeling a lot less panicky.
Billy I had to say which hospital I wanted to give birth at at my first appointment too! Isn't it crazy? I had no idea so I just went for the closest, but when I looked them up I was a bit concerned - all three of the ones I was offered are considered "inadequate" according to the CQC! Have stuck with it for now but we need to decide what we're going to do.
Exciting news toffee!
grapefruit I think it depends on what kind of person your friend is - some people prefer face to face but I think I'd prefer to hear by text/email first so I had a bit of time to digest the news, if that makes sense? After my miscarriage there were a couple of pregnancy announcements and I found it harder when I had to put on a brave face and smile immediately. As I say though it does depend on your friend, she might be different.
mollie it all feels a bit more real when other people know doesn't it?? I told my boss a couple of weeks ago and I don't regret it, she's been very understanding and it's been helpful on days where I've felt really ill!!
Sorry I haven't been able to name check everyone, this post is already incredibly long so think I'd better leave it there!!