Morning Sickness

Mine didn't really get better, but I am a strange one
I found it peaked around 8-10 weeks, that was when I literally couldn't get out of bed. After about 10 weeks I was still throwing up but had a bit more energy and could actually keep some stuff down.
Lemonade iceblocks are great. Sucking them slowly means the liquid goes in more slowly so is more likely to stay down, and they have sugar etc. in them to keep your blood sugar stable.

I think this time mine peaked around 7-8 ish weeks, and now at 11 weeks it is pretty much gone. Last time I think it was around a little longer, maybe 12-13 weeks.

I have found the best things to be munching on lollies all day and getting up in the night to eat something. Hope it doesnt hang around too long, you definitley have my sympathy as it is just horrible

my all day every day sickness stopped two days after i had tash. and peaked around 6weeks and stayed horrible until 25 weeks, then it kinda settled as long as i couldnt smell a deep fryer,meat being cooked,or anything like that.
i lived off ginger ale, chicken and crackers. i had to stay well away from anything dairy as i found that made things worse.

I vomited every day from 5 weeks until the morning I was induced at 37 weeks. Every single bloody day! It was like my morning routine - wake up, run to the bathroom. Even Maya got used to it. Was kinda weird getting used to feeling better again after they were out.