More or less caught up.
Sorry to LightTripper. You responded to my SOS call as well as Icklekid, and thank you so much for wise advice.
Welcome to Daffodil. Sorry you feel so foul. Most people find that they have an improvement sometime between 14 and 21 weeks. Even those unlucky few who suffer througout, almost never feel quite as bad later on as they do in the first few weeks. Did you say you have childcare or someone who can give you respite? I don't know of any laxatives apart from lactulose off the top of my head that they use in pregnancy, but there may well be some, so it's worth asking. Can you stand liquorice, figs or cocoanut ( I know the last is questionable).
On the liquids front, how do you find flat full sugar coke, ice lollies or ice cubes, or the juice and fruit of tinned fruit, Lucozade, Dr Pepper, soda water, Elderflower water, orange squash, fizzy orange or sips of chocolate milkshake (maybe soya? ) For food (of a sort) slices of melon or mango, cuppa soup, cheap ice cream, jelly, the tinned fruit or nibbles of crisps and chips. A lot find baked potatoes bearable later on, as a little bit back in the thread. Natsku has added frozen peas, a great idea.
Sorry that NoRoom has been admitted, but so glad that she's got Ondansetron.
Sorry that MeadhowHay and Orangecloud have been feeliing particularly foul.
So glad Justtheonethen Is feeling so much better. I had to laugh at your cartoon.
Lovely picture Shehz21.
Twinklelittlestar I hope you manage to work out a good plan for coping. I do regret not having had a sibling for my DD, but there is no doubt that it is hell on earth dealing with a toddler and Hypermesis without really good support.
CrazyPlantLady Sorry you were gingered. That's a good idea about sucking an ice cube to get rid of that foul taste. I sucked sweets (barley sugar from an old fasioned sweet shop, but they do increase saliva).
Waves to Elephantgrey and everyone. I do hope no more admissions.
Still delighted about Mustang. Sorry you feel nauseated.
Someone asked about when sickness goes. For 99 percent, I would say, within a day or so, often, right after the birth. For a tiny minority, it lingers a while, due to hormones and breast feeding, maybe seven people out of the hundreds who have been on all this threads since 2010 or thereabouts. Trust me to be among them, though I didn't suffer badly compared to most, and with me, it was only severe for ten days, then just a nauseated feeling with let down until I stipped breast feeding.
Thank you again so much to Icklekid and LightTripper.