OH did a fantastic job injecting me today. I was very nervous. He wasn't. And it hurt less than when some professionals have done it. So we've got 21 days worth of injections, with an encouragement to have a day off after 4 or 5 days to see if my body still needs it, and also to give my thighs a break. But GP told us to continue if it's needed and he'll prescribe more if it's needed. He did tell us that each capsule of the liquid coats £6! A pack of 30 4mg pills costs £2.30, so it is a massive difference! Saying that tho, I'm fairly sure that when I was pregnant last time a pack of thirty pills was £15plus.
Had a pretty food day, but it seems that my body is rejecting dairy again. I Had thought I'd got away with dairy this time as I hd been able to drink milk (which I'd really been craving, I think it just felt fresh in my mouth), but had a small glass of milk that then came back quite violently. Had had hotdogs for lunch that I'd really enjoyed and hadn't struggled to eat, so they had gone on the safe food list. They quickly got struck off that list on the basis of just how unpleasant they are to bring back!! Roasted peppers have been successful 2 days in a row tho, so that's good. And they even feel healthy!!
I think my son will enjoy nursery, I just need to get over the mumma guilt. I did successfully manage to read to him later in the day.
seizedfromthegrave do be mindful of self care when thinking of having another. Im finding it incredibly difficult with my 3 year old, I simply woudlnt the coped with a small baby -sleep and breastfeeding alone is hard enough with a little one, adding hyperemesis to the mix....
8days glad you've have good advice from others. Be gentle with yourself and returning to work.
Wishing everyone a restful night