Morning Sickness. It ranks right up there with the most toughest type of flu there could be. I felt miserable before I realized that I was pregnant with my first.

Everyone kept telling me that it would only last thru the 1st trimester. I had it thru the 2nd. I had people tell me to eat crackers. It'll help. To this day I can't eat saltines. I tell waitresses in not to include crackers if I order a soup or a salad.

My Dr. prescribed a anti-nausea medicine. It was in a dark liquid form and as soon as I tried to swallow it, it just wouldn't stay down. I was feeling so tired all the time. I couldn't do anything or go anywhere. It made me afraid that there was something with the baby and if there wasn't then I was causing the baby harm.

I had a friend that was into healthy living and swore by a couple of things that got her through morning sickness. She had me eat a high-protein snack before I went to bed at night and to eat the same type in the morning before I even sat up in bed. She said that a pregnant women's blood sugar goes off the chart. Some can tolerate. I couldn't.

I would eat the protein bars that were out on the market then. I kept them by my bed. If I got up at night, which I did frequently, I would eat a bar before I got back in bed. I would eat a high protein breakfast, lunch and dinner with snacks in the middle. I still had nausea, but I was keeping what I was eating down.

Just thought that this might help anyone who is having a bad bought with morning sickness. Discuss it with your Dr. before you try it though.

Seeker

My wife had pretty bad morning sickness, for her it only lasted for the 1st trimester. She said it was all worth it in the end as im sure most new moms feel. ;)