I think I had my first official day of morning sickness. (I survived the flight to Amsterdam with no problems!)
My morning sickness hit as we walked through the stalls of the street market - it was the roasting chicken that really set me off - although the fish, and even the cheese stalls were making me feel queasy.
No actual throwing up, just queasiness, and not awful, considering how much I was tempting fate walking through the market in the first place! It was only bad for about an hour, and I was feeling completely normal by about 5 hours after I had woken up. Not bad at all (I didn't start feeling sick until after i;d been up about 2 hours -again, once I got to the market. It might have been smell aversions, and not morning sickness...)
Not feeling too overly tired, so that is good! ::fingers crossed:::
My morning sickness hit as we walked through the stalls of the street market - it was the roasting chicken that really set me off - although the fish, and even the cheese stalls were making me feel queasy.
No actual throwing up, just queasiness, and not awful, considering how much I was tempting fate walking through the market in the first place! It was only bad for about an hour, and I was feeling completely normal by about 5 hours after I had woken up. Not bad at all (I didn't start feeling sick until after i;d been up about 2 hours -again, once I got to the market. It might have been smell aversions, and not morning sickness...)
Not feeling too overly tired, so that is good! ::fingers crossed:::
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