Is this true?

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I put in my nausea today and this is what came up.

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Key word: ONE study.

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I never had any sickness in my 3 previously unsuccessful pregnancies and with this little one I had 23 weeks of it and still get nauseous at 28 weeks so for myself anyways, I completely agree with this as this is the furthest I've been able to get and she's in such a healthy way.

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I have heard "The sicker you are, the healthier the pregnancy." I have wondered if that was just something to make sick moms feel better though...

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Um, false haha the women in my family never get morning sickness and we've all had healthy babies:) my dr says we are the lucky ones!

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I had zero morning sickness with my daughter and had a very healthy, full term baby! It always ruffled my feathers a little when my friends would say their pregnancies were healthy and vomiting was a "good sign." Basically, every woman and every pregnancy is different. There are no hard, fast rules that apply to all.

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Morning sickness is your body's way of reacting and reducing toxins in your body for the new baby so it has some merit to it.

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When I had my miscarriage, I didn't feel the hormones, I didn't feel sick or tired.  This one stuck, currently 13 w :) totally in touch with those hormones! Feeling sick etc.  ppl I've talked to have also said that they didn't feel sick during the pregnancies that they miscarried.

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I've heard of that before.

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I've definitely heard that before and they certainly list a valid source so I would guess it's probably true.

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I was sick in my first pregnancy that ended in mmc and this one and iam now 32w5d!!

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