A baby!
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I think that Princess Di would have been proud of her son and grandchildren.
Think what you will about Kate Middleton, but hyperemesis is no laughing matter. Even if it's treated, you can still miscarry, and I don't wish that on anyone who wants their pregnancy to be a happy and successful one.
Is that severe morning sickness?
Yes, and apparently she's got it once again - it forced them to announce her pregnancy sooner than desired because she's had to cancel all of her engagements for the time being.
My cousin suffered the same way. She said calling it 'morning sickness' was like calling the pneumonic plague 'a bit of a sniffle'.
Oh God bless her! That's miserable. I didn't suffer it, but know someone who did. Agony.
I am sorry the princess has to suffer. Morning sickness is not fun for anyone.
I feel bad for the poor thing. I hear people teasing her about having to be hospitalized for a "spot of nausea" but it's much more severe than that. After suffering so badly with it the first time, I hoped she'd be spared if she got pregnant again. I hope she can recover soon and have a healthy pregnancy.
A friend of mine had it. It was nothing but a big barf fest for the first 5 months of her pregnancy. I can't imagine hanging my head in the toilet for that long. She said she stocked the bathroom with a blanket, pillow, Gatorade, oyster crackers, extra toilet paper, and knee pads. Poor thing.
...birth control measures vs barfarama....I know what would've won in my wife's book...