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JAM85 · January 2014

I'm having a girl- had pretty bad ms and throwing up/good aversion up until week 16. Still have some residual issues but much better. I have only gained 1.5# from PP weight as of a week ago but I have time to make that up and I was Amazonian to begin with (re:muscular and medium large frame) But all in all i honestly can't say it has been horrible especially given I have lupus and hypothyroidism it has been going pretty normally (knock on wood) so I am hoping the trend continues!

cristykaye · January 2014

Boy. No issues until this week with acid reflux. I mean I've had RLP and stuff like that but no ms

momthatlifts · January 2014

I friend of mine is carrying a boy and was diagnosed with hypermesis (sp?) She had horrible morning sickness.

Mrse123 · January 2014

I had no issues with dd #1.... This little girl has been the complete opposite!

MamaLlama14 · January 2014

I thought my pregnancy with DS sucked. This sucks way worse. My mom keeps kidding that this one must be a girl because it's already making me miserable... hardy har har.

momthatlifts · January 2014

I'm still struggling with a little nausea. Some days are way worse than others. It's much more mild though. I had really bad food aversions first tri. I only ate because I had to. Didn't really let up for a while after second tri came. Head aches on and off but horrible right now. Backne like crazy. Oily hair no matter when I washed it.

codik86 · January 2014

*knock on wood* thus far I haven't had too many major issues. Minor morning sickness- never lost my cookies. Just headaches and sugar problems. But that might be more my body in general.

lrmrtn · January 2014

I'm having a boy and I put minor issues because compared to what I've heard, I don't have it that bad. I had m/s (nauseous most of the day but no vomiting) from week 6-14, now have heartburn though prilosec seems to be helping and have lots of minor aches and pains and insomnia.

ThereBeDragons · January 2014

Girl. And an issue filled complicated pregnancy. But it would have been equally complicated no matter the gender and I had similar morning sickness and tiredness issues when pregnant last year with a boy.

I just don't think my body was meant to make babies. Which is a little sad since I love babies so much- but it's also pretty awesome that I live in a medically advanced society and can have a baby anyway.

gypsymystic · January 2014

I have acid reflux when not pregnant so that was my major ailment with DS1. Had very little MS with him. This one, DS2- none at all. I stopped drinking soda and dairy and it mostly eliminated my heartburn/reflux.

daizijayne · January 2014

I have been extremely fortunate with both my pregnancies so far. My first was a boy and this one is a girl, and there have been only minimal differences between the two. This time I was slightly more tired in first tri (probably due more to chasing a toddler all day than to my pregnancy), slightly less nauseous, and have had no sciatic pain. Otherwise, all is well.

jjones59 · January 2014

To one person which might be a minor ache and pain to another may be a major issue. With my daughter I had Kidney Stones and now with my son I have no real issues yet....

RedInLove · January 2014

SS here. Having a girl. No morning sickness or nausea at all, no cravings, no back pain, no health concerns with me or LO to date, no bursts of crying or rage.

I've had a little bit of rhinitis for several weeks now, which is mostly handled with a humidifier in my bedroom at night. I occasionally sniss, sometimes when coughing too, but not too bad. Nips were sensitive early on, and the boobs are slightly bigger, but nothing drastic yet. Some RLP, mostly when I would sneeze or cough when laying down, I can mitigate this by sitting up or pulling my legs up when I'm going to sneeze/cough. Also slight heartburn now and then, not usually too bad; when it starts earlier in the day I will take one Tums chewable or have a scoop of ice cream and that takes care of it.

Divine0chaos · January 2014

My first son no issue,this one terrible sickness first trimester into about 2 weeks the second.

jjtyler · January 2014

My first pregnancy was a DREAM compared to this one with the exception of the pre-e and heartburn at the end. It was a girl.

THIS one...severe migraines the first tri, big cysts, morning sickness out the ass (literally) until 20+ weeks and now constipation, heartburn, reflux, back pain...etc. It's a boy and I am convinced he hates me.

christieep · January 2014

Boy again this time and my first trimester was much more rough than it was last time.

Cupcakes89 · January 2014

Im having a baby girl. So far minor issues. Mainly my biggest problem is hip pain(im extremely petite and started out at 85lbs) But I had barely any morning sickness... my only food aversion is chicken nuggets for some reason. I cant walk very well but thats just my body structure so I dunno... Bad bad bad insomnia.. cant fall asleep till after 5am most days o.o

Ziegeficker · January 2014

I feel like this pregnancy (girl) is harder than my first (boy), but comparatively they are both fairly easy pregnancies...especially when you consider HG, pre-eclampsia, GD, bed-rest, and other serious issues like that. The fact that this pregnancy seems harder could just be because I am more exhausted chasing a toddler around or that my body is a mess already from the first pregnancy. Hard to say!

ho11yday · January 2014

DS1 = no issues
DS2 = a little bit of morning sickness

TheBeeCharmer · January 2014

My girl pregnancy was very easy except for being very tired and having acne. My boy pregnancies are almost identical.Daily migraines, heartburn and pubic symphysis pain. I knew my third was a boy based on the same symptoms as with my first son.

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