I have just found the new thread after reading the whole of the upsetting one in AIBU, mentally composing a reply and not having the energy to actually post it.
When I was in hospital the nurse said that more people had been going to the early pregnancy unit for help earlier since Kate Middleton had hyperemersis but not all of them needed to be in hospital, most went home with medication. She added that that I really needed to be in hospital as I still had ketones after 3 drips. I imagine that sniffy people would look down on the women who went to the hospital to get help and were able to go home with medication but that is a success story. The NHS wants to treat people before they are ill enough to be an inpatient. If the medication works for them they have avoided a lot of suffering. It doesn't mean they don't have hyperemersis.
blue it's good to hear you are in labour and I hope your birth goes well.😀
dead I hope you have your baby soon.
I had my 12 week scan yesterday. The baby was waving its arms around and figited so much that the midwife had to have several goes of taking its measurements. You could see its little arms and legs and got a lovely view of its spine. It was such a lovely relief to see that it was ok. I ate virtually nothing for the first few weeks of pregnancy so I was convinced I had starved the baby but it is a normal size for 12 weeks.
The midwife who did the scan mentioned that I must be tired if I was on medication for sickness. I hadn't realised that that was a side effect but I am shattered. On Sunday I went to bed a 5pm as I couldn't physically keep my eyes open anymore. The medication has significantly reduced my sickness though so I am very luck compared to most people on here.
I hope everybody on here is ok. The advice you have given me has helped so much.