So basically as the title says- my all day nausea still hasn't gone away! Just wondering if anyone else still has it... I haven't thrown up in about 2 weeks but the nausea is just as bad as it's been the whole time. It kind of gets depressing- I just want to be able to enjoy life and be excited but I feel so crummy all the time!
My husband still tries to be understanding but I feel like he is starting to get annoyed a bit as well- which I don't blame him. His typically fun-loving, goofy, productive wife is now the wife that is in bed until 10-11 every day and can't cook or clean like she used to or even take care of every day things.. It's all I can do just to get to work for a few house every day and I don't think I've cooked him a meal in two months and he can't either because the smell itself makes it worse- All because of this overwhelming nausea! The littlest things bring it on too.. I was really hoping to stop unisom soon but it looks like that's not an option at this point
Re: 15 weeks and still sick- anyone else? Just kind of need to vent!
I'm sorry you're still feeling so sick, but you're definitely not alone. Hopefully we'll all turn the corner soon. With my first pregnancy, I didn't feel nearly as sick, but I do remember that the nausea stuck around until I was 17ish weeks.
Luck. I hope your nausea gets better soon.
DD: 05/14/16
Ps, I also felt bad for my hubby the first time around. This time around I don't give two craps about this being hard on him too. We're in this together, it's plenty hard for me! He can pay his dues too.
I hope I'm not falling into some kind of depression because I'm feeling so useless. Like a piece of nothing sitting on the couch thinking I need some fresh air but am too lazy to move or take care of myself. This sucks.
It sucks for you guys too but it's good to know I am not alone with this... any day now it will pass!!!
To make matters worse the weather suddenly got very cold, so the air is extremely dry. My throat feels like it's on fire! I keep telling myself it's the weather and not I'm getting sick.