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hi I'm 8 weeks and have had no morning sickness and have hardly felt sick other than sore boobs and tiredness I feel really good I'm a little worried something is wrong as with my other two boys I had morning sickness really bad is this normal???
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Thank you all :) less anxious now and counting myself lucky :)
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30weeks never had any symptoms other than heart burn each pregnancy is different! I'm sure you baby will be just fine
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I'm nearly 17 weeks with my 5th and I've had barely any the odd day where it's horrendous but compared to previous it's a dream, just certain things make me extremely nauseous
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I am 20 weeks and I haven't had any morning sickness. I just can't stand the smell of sea food.
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I am 20 weeks and I haven't had any morning sickness. I just can't stand the smell of sea food.
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Hurts
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I was in the same situation and then it hit me real bad, lasted until the second week to my second trimester: ( but everyone is different. Lucky if you don't get sick cause it *****.
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I'm only 6 weeks and I still haven't gotten morning sickness yet, but I do get nauseous so far with bacon and it ***** cause I love bacon.
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I didn't start getting morning sickness until I was 13 weeks and it only lasted about a week
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Its normal tbh I didn't even get any morning sickness at all and I'm a first time mom. I'm sure it's fine
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