Hi all.
Congratulations on your last day at work, Reebok! I hope some time off before baby arrives will help you feel better. 
icant how are you feeling?
MoP glad to hear you've had a good day, and happy birthday to mini MoP!
squeezed and Spandau, sorry you're not having good days.
1more I had a nurse practitioner tell me my constant vomiting was normal. It's not. I'd lost 3kg in two weeks and ended up in hospital the week after for dehydration. Sorry you're struggling to get treatment. I was fortunate to have a gp dh who is very supportive of anti-emetics for pregnant women, but some older hcps were trained differently with regards to medicine. At the bare minimum you should expect your gp to start you on promethazine or cyclizine. Monitoring ketones is also important. If they go above 2 you need to be considering a hospital trip. The feeling that you should just get on with it is crap. Someone on here previously posted that pregnancy may not be an illness, but if anyone else was vomiting, dehydrated and unable to eat they certainly wouldn't be going to work or continuing as normal!
I only needed to be at Uni until 2 today, but really feeling this last week. Dh was nice enough to drop me off and pick me up from uni which saved me from having to deal with smelly bus people. I was feeling so sick on the journey home yesterday, but I don't look pregnant and was too shy to ask for a seat. I think I've overdone it a bit.
I'm still not vomiting, just retching but feel very nauseous and have the foamy saliva feeling. Dh is going to make me a runny boiled egg (controversial, I know, but I currently have so few pleasures in life!) So I hope that will help.
I'm really starting to worry about my weight and ketones. I'm constantly running at 1/2 ketones and I weigh less than at my booking in appointment. Any advice on this?
I have got a little bump appearing now, which I actually love. Looking forward to feeling baby's first kick. When did other people first feel that?
Sorry for the long post. I have spent the week surrounded by scientists and academics, and I've been trying to avoid mentioning my nausea or gestating. I'm also not close to many people in real life that are having babies, so this is my main outlet for all my baby thoughts!
Waves to everyone else. 