Hyperemesis Gravidarum : Survival tips #hyperemesisgravidarum #momlife #pregnancyjourney

How will you know you're getting better He's slowly getting better First he didn't have a close interval even though he missed every 4 hours of no care every 4 hours when he was up here he was up for 6 or 8 hours It happened week 16 maybe I woke up one day I didn't vomit the entire day I was so happy I thought wow first But then the following day and days after that he started vomiting slowly until there were more good days than bad days He's on fire you just gave me a day my prayer instead of saying Lord please help me he must stop my prayer is just for Lord please give me the strength today I can handle the entire day he's tired you have to be strong I suggest the present is okay don't think about losing it it will get better don't expect because I thought he must stop week 14 when week 14 has reached it's pretty frustrating than me part so I'll just throw it away you have to know your My triggers are four. I think I have motion sickness every time I walk from the bedroom to the living room when my tummy shakes when my body shakes, it feels like I'm going to throw up. Food aversion is something that happens so you have to know that you can only tolerate greasy foods. The smell of perfume. The smell of fried food. I don't like those. I've been using my cellphone for a while now. My eyes are straining. It's also a trigger. You have to know when to seek medical help before it's too late. Always be on the safe side. Also, if you have a support system, it would be good to have a support system at 13 or 14. It can help me every time I vomit because I drink ginger tea before I take anything. Before I eat rice, I drink water. Those people who are around these pregnant women also suffer from hyperamesis. Gavidaru suggests just being on their side without a lot of stories. Just understand them and know that they're suffering. Hanging there, it will get better soon.