Is this true?

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That the stronger your nausea, fatigue and feeling sick in early pregnancy, the better the chances might be for a strong pregnancy? 
Currently feeling so bad and can’t eat anything and feel so nauseous and tired.

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For me specifically yes its true, i have lost 5 babies, each of those i didnt have morning sickness, barely any breast tenderness, so no real symptoms at all basically, lost them all. This pregnancy i have now i have HORRIBLE severe hyperemesis, my boobs leak a lot of milk and hurt a lot. Its the only pregnancy thats made it this far. So for me specifically yes. But thats not true for everyone but from what i have been told the women whohave had miscarriages before they have worse symptoms with a pregnancy thats "right"

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Not necessarily.  The best sign is,  that it’s a constant sort of feeling, I know symptoms come and go.  But my doctors have said if your nauseous and unwell, and then you get a sudden stop like I mean nothing.  That’s not a good sign.   If your symptoms are there just not as strong then that’s ok.
I’ve had friends horribly sick and great pregnancy and others with no symptoms and great pregnancy too.
I figure if your unwell and it keeps going through first trimester then things are going as they should 😊

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Totally varies person to person. I haven’t had much in the way of sickness, but my mom said she didn’t with me or my brother either. She just had “easy” pregnancies.
You can have really intense symptoms and still have a miscarriage, it doesn’t really mean anything.

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No, I had 0 symptoms at all and had a perfectly healthy 0 risk pregnancy.

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Not really. My sister is 18 weeks with absolutely no symptoms. I’m 14 weeks and have symptoms still and they were pretty bad at the beginning and we both have healthy babies so far

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I had my worst/earliest sickness with my miscarriage(only time I was sick before testing), so I'd say no. And my friend has had 2 perfectly healthy babies with no morning sickness at all. It depends on your body and I'm pretty sure there's some genetic component as my mom was sick with me to 20 weeks and I was sick with my son to 21. My friend with no sickness, her mom didn't have it either.

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I had zero symptoms and have had a great pregnancy. Outside of having gestational diabetes, I and my baby are very healthy. Never got sick.

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I’m afraid not. I haven’t really had symptoms with any of my pregnancies. Some worked out and others didn’t.

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Not really. Symptoms will come and go throughout pregnancy, even in the beginning. With my first, I started throwing up around 6 weeks. With my second, I had almost no symptoms until about 9 weeks. Both pregnancies were strong, healthy pregnancies and babies were/are healthy and growing. ❤️

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