When did you all start getting morning sickness

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I am 6 weeks and currently just feeling tired. Just wondered when everyone else started being sick

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Many women never get sick. I was one of the lucky ones. I never got sick but my hormones were crucial lol.

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My first pregnancy my morning sickness hit like a ton of bricks at 6w2d. The day before I felt great and the next day I felt awful. This second pregnancy it was a slower onset, earlier but never quite as severe. However many women never have morning sickness and have perfectly healthy pregnancies; you may be one of those lucky ones.

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11 weeks and 2 days......I'm still waiting on the morning sickness.

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1st - around 5-6 weeks
2nd - 7 weeks 
3rd - 7-8 weeks

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About 5 weeks! I thought I had the stomach bug. 😩 I was sick for 4 days straight throwing up, diarrhea, severe nausea.. 
Finally went to Ready Care because my doctors office had no appointments and when I got there they asked me to take a urine test to weigh out pregnancy. (Because I didn’t think that was the case) we weren’t trying, and I was only a week late. (Which was common) 
For the last 9 weeks, nothing has changed, still serve nausea, and throwing up. It’s the absolute worst! 
I’ll be 14 weeks tomorrow. 
I know many people who never got sick at all..

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I never had any morning sickness throughout my pregnancy, no matter what I ate. You may be like me! 🤭 I have periodically had a bit of heartburn/acid reflux when I went to go lay down in bed once baby got big enough to start squishing my poor stomach, but that's the worst it's gotten! Here's hoping you have an easy time of it, morning sickness can be absolutely brutal and my heart goes out to all the ladies who suffer through it~

When did you all start getting morning sickness

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