fresh thinking of you and hoping for the best.
lilac totally understand about the last weeks being a real drain. They are, the whole pregnancy is when you've had HG -and- SPD.
Please try to take it as easy as you can and one thing I'd say quite strongly is give yourself time after the birth. You have had a much tougher time than most people; you will need time to bounce back. Don't expect too much too quickly and take it easy. It's worth banging on to your husband about this too, so that hopefully some of it will stick with him. It's not a case of 'oh now the baby's out, Lilac'll be right as rain". You've been through a severe drain on your systems.
thisis, like lilac says most people improve around weeks 14 - 21. A lot of people, the nausea goes as if it'd never been. "being poisoned' is a good description of how it feels!
bugista ... oh god, what an ignorant nurse. Only reasonable reply is "haven't you done any training since 60 years ago? It's in the governments own guidelines to give appropriate medications to heavily nauseous and vomitting women!" It makes me so angry, the LAST thing you need with severe nausea + vomming is someone putting the boot in like that.
Take it day by day. Post here whenever you need to, always welcome!
ealli really feel for you. Every sympathy with you. Please, be as gentle as you can on yourself
winky glad you're getting the treatment you need. you will feel better for it! congrats on eating breakfast =)
About ondansetron, most people get bunged up. [don't read the next bit if you're feeling ill] There's no such thing as TMI, someone even resorted to manual evacuation once.
Wishing everyone a quiet night with good sleep .. best way to get through an HG preg, sleep.