living Daisy is so tiny still, don't expect miracles too soon! Honestly the weight will come off, for me it's always a slow process though, no snapping back unfortunately. Walking with the pram is a good place to start, and once I got stronger I liked exercise DVDs which I could do when the children napped.
kali, your HG is so much worse than mine has ever been, but nevertheless the absolute peak of awfulness for me is always weeks 7-10ish, so hopefully you are nearing the end of that phase. I was still pretty sick until around week 13, and for the last couple of weeks it's settled down to constant but rarely overwhelming nausea, and a bit of intermittent vomiting, but not every time I eat or anywhere like it. I really hope you find that it starts to stabilise soon.
Henrietta, can you hold off on a decision re next year until after your scan? I'm sure things will be fine, but I'm naturally cautious so this is what I would do. I've not even told many people I'm pregnant yet, at 15 weeks (although I'll have to soon, my salt & vinegar crisps bump is starting to become obvious).
Lucinda, hope everyone in your house is well again now.
Not much news here. Managed to take DS1 out for a ride on the pony he shares this morning, for the first time since he's been back. 2 hours at the stables catching, tacking up, running around beside him. He was desperate to go. I started off quite well, but on the way home it was all I could do not to puke in a hedge, and I've since spent most of the afternoon lying in bed, interspersed by sicky episodes. It is amazing how little now constitutes overdoing it for me.