Morning sickness kicking in early this pregnancy 😩 What is or what did get you thru your morning…

I wound up needing prescription nausea meds from my doctor, but eating fresh fruit and veggies helped some.

Girl, I'm in the same freakin boat. I can't take it.

Sprite, crackers, resting, and staying away from greasy foods. My doctor recommended B6 but I didn't even try it

@jleona, 😩😩 and its harder when you already have kids!

Ginger candies. I bought them from a Korean store. Ginger Ale, too. And motion sickness bracelets. But I eventually took Diclegis at bedtime and it helped me rest and not have nausea the next day.

Wow thank you ladies! @lovelily, @alaina090, @nomli, @sylvia_biddle,

@mar_la tell me abt it! And right now my boyfriend and I dnt live together so doing it alone makes it that much worse.

@lovelily, that's what I got too! Had to take it 3 times a day or I was puking my brains out.

My good friend told me about Diclegis. Did you end up getting that from your insurance? @lovelily,

@jleona, oh man! I'm sorry to hear that. Keep your head up mama!

Peppermint. Peppermint became my best friend and life saver. All kinds of it too. Tea, altoids, oils.

@mar_la My OB gave me samples until I didn't need it anymore. Lucky.

When I got diclegis I didn’t have insurance, and it cost $300 for a 3 month supply. Which is better than the $800 it would’ve been without some weird discount card the office gave me. I did get a lot of free samples from them too, but only a few weeks worth. With insurance it probably would have cost less than $100.