Can you have morning sickness 2 weeks after conception?

[Mrs. Darcy]

Thank you all sooooo much for the well wishes!

My due date is August 16th! We can be Dis Preggo Buddies!!!

Yes I'd love that!

Congratulations!!! My DD will be 19 on Sept 17, and I had horrible morning sickness with her. Hope you have a healthy and happy pregnancy

I will never forget your daughter's birthday!

 

[DeluxePrincess]

CONGRATS!!!

 

[krcit]

Congrats!!!! So exciting!!! I remember the day I took the positive test with my oldest, I wanted to tell everyone I came in contact with. The deli guy, the train conductor, the security guy at work, lol. I didn't tell them but I wanted to!!! Wishing you a happy, healthy 9 months!

 

[Piglets Mommy]

Congratulations!

 

[Tasha+Scott]

Congrats!

 

[Carina]

... I guess that generation was superstitious or something...

... but in between her hugs she kept "reminding" me that it's still a very early pregnancy. I know what she means by that but I still want to be excited without dwelling on what could happen....

The best rule of thumb... Don't tell anyone you would not want to 'untell'

It's not dwelling, its just 'being cautious'

I have known many women who have had to untell a LOT of people that they really didn't know all that well and it was horrible for them.


Not trying to be a debbie downer, just trying to explain why people have been saying it's still early.

Having said that.... congrats, may things ( other than the smell of sausages) be smooth sailing for you!

 

[Mrs. Darcy]

Carina, I understand what you're saying. I always thought the women from older generations were superstitious about telling people very early because they thought it would put a jinx or bad luck on the pregnancy. Maybe I'm wrong, because no one ever actually told me that, I just assumed that's what they were thinking. And I don't believe in jinxes.

The way I see it is that right now I'm pregnant and happy about it so I want to share my happiness as it is now because usually when someone hears that a woman is pregnant, they are happy for the woman. If something happens, then I''ll have a lot of people to offer me comfort. If I don't tell that I'm pregnant and something happens, people in my life will wonder why I'm so sad and I'd have to tell them anyway. I think that would be harder for me. Thank you for explaining your feelings about this, though.

 

[NHdisneylover]

Congratulations

 

[sbsteel]

Carina, I understand what you're saying. I always thought the women from older generations were superstitious about telling people very early because they thought it would put a jinx or bad luck on the pregnancy. Maybe I'm wrong, because no one ever actually told me that, I just assumed that's what they were thinking. And I don't believe in jinxes.

The way I see it is that right now I'm pregnant and happy about it so I want to share my happiness as it is now because usually when someone hears that a woman is pregnant, they are happy for the woman. If something happens, then I''ll have a lot of people to offer me comfort. If I don't tell that I'm pregnant and something happens, people in my life will wonder why I'm so sad and I'd have to tell them anyway. I think that would be harder for me. Thank you for explaining your feelings about this, though.

You're most likely to miscarry in the first trimester, hence the old rule of thumb. It's no a jinx, it's statistics.

Best wishes for a healthy pregnancy.

 

[scottishduffy]

Congrats!! Come join the Moms To Be Thread!

We are always looking for new people, it has been a bit slow since some started to deliver. I am due June 15 with my first.

We actually did not tell any family until I was 15 weeks! I didn't wish to tell before the end of the first trimester, and since it was close to Christmas we just waited until then.

I had to tell everyone at work as soon as the HPT came back positive since I needed to be moved away from anything involving x-rays, fluoro, or bone cement. I just made sure to tell everyone there it was secret and not to post anything dumb on facebook.

At your first OB appointment make sure to ask for some Zofran to help with the sickness. That stuff is a godsend. I didn't have morning sickness to bad but that 100% took away the little bit I did have.

 

[Kitty 34]

Congratulations!!!

 

[KellyWasHere]

I'm pregnant!!!!!!!!!!!! Late last night I went to the 24 hr pharmacy and bought a test. I waited until my husband came home from work at 2 am and when I showed him the test he said "holy crap this is serious" and I started crying! I thought he meant he was having daddy cold feet but he said no no no I'm just excited! Phew! The test said it's more accurate this early with the first morning urine so we hardly got any sleep just talking about it. Then I woke up at 6 and tool the test and it said PREGNANT! I called my parents right away, woke them up it was so early but I couldn't wait and then I called Will's parents and they're all so happy! I thought I was going to faint when i saw the result, my heart was beating so fast and I have never been happier in my life. Will was his usual calm self, too much Marines training I think but when he was hugging me he said in my ear "wow we're going to have a baby" and he started singing the "we're Having A Baby" song from I Love Lucy that Ricky sang to Lucy when she told him. (I'm a big I Love Lucy fan).

We went out for breakfast but the smell of the sausages cooking made me feel more nauseous than ever, so we left and went to my parents house. My mom was crying and my dad was teasing her about being a grandma because my mom hates the idea of growing old, but she is thrilled beyond anything. Will's parents, brother and sister came over and his sister and I wanted to go buy some baby things, but both of our mothers said to wait until I reach my 4th month. But we went anyway but just bought a receiving blanket. Then I remembered to call my grandmother and grandfather and Will's grandmother (his grandfather passed away before I met Will) and of course they were so happy for the first great-grandchild to be born but they said I should have waited for a few months before telling anyone. I guess that generation was superstitious or something,

So we spent the morning and afternoon with family, then Will went to a showing of the new 2011 Ducati motorcycles with his brother and I went home and called my BFF in NYC. She just had her first baby in October and we're thrilled that our babies will be sorta close in age. We started crying because we wish we lived closer to each other.

After that I called my 3 close friends who all live in my area and they came over and I ended up telling 2 other wives in our Officers Townhouse Sector. One is an older lady who was happy for me but in between her hugs she kept "reminding" me that it's still a very early pregnancy. I know what she means by that but I still want to be excited without dwelling on what could happen.

So I finally got a chance to get online and share my news with you. There really is Disney magic because I'm going to have my little disney souvenir!!!

Oh, my due date is September 17th, which works perfectly because I can teach until June and then stay home to be a mom!

Congratulations!!!

 

[SaraJayne]

Carina, I understand what you're saying. I always thought the women from older generations were superstitious about telling people very early because they thought it would put a jinx or bad luck on the pregnancy. Maybe I'm wrong, because no one ever actually told me that, I just assumed that's what they were thinking. And I don't believe in jinxes.

The way I see it is that right now I'm pregnant and happy about it so I want to share my happiness as it is now because usually when someone hears that a woman is pregnant, they are happy for the woman. If something happens, then I''ll have a lot of people to offer me comfort. If I don't tell that I'm pregnant and something happens, people in my life will wonder why I'm so sad and I'd have to tell them anyway. I think that would be harder for me. Thank you for explaining your feelings about this, though.

Not superstitious. Some people just prefer to keep it private and celebrate with just their husband, until they feel the time is right to share the news (ie doctor confirmed with heartbeat).

 

[AnnaS]

Congratulations.

I also just found out that my nephew and his wife are expecting middle of August.

How exciting for all the expecting moms!

 

[DisneyBelle99]

Congratulations!

That Lucy Episode always makes me cry But, happy tears, the best kind.
God Bless you and your family.

 

[mjkacmom]

Carina, I understand what you're saying. I always thought the women from older generations were superstitious about telling people very early because they thought it would put a jinx or bad luck on the pregnancy..

I think that is true from women in older generations, but I'll tell you the reason from my generation (40+). These early pregnancy tests are a blessing, and a curse. I'm going to say about 1/2 of my friends have had m/c's, most very early on. My sister was addicted to HPT's, and took them about 10 - 12 days out. Half of her pregnancies ended up in m/c, usually a few days after she took the tests. We're a fertile bunch - she usually got one that took after 1 or 2 m/c, but these HPS's detect pregnancies that our parents would've never even know about. One in four pregancies end up with a m/c, but the odds drastically decrease after you get a heartbeat (around 7 weeks), and then even more after the first trimester (12 weeks).

So, congratulations, but please remember you are still in the 1 - 4 ratio. I remember telling my mom right away with my first, but she even asked me to wait with the rest.

 

[MELSMICE]

Congratulations!

 

[Pooh67_68]

Congrats.

And i am sorry that there will be people who will tell you the reasons not to tell, even though its your choice.
She wants to be happy and tell, and i'm sure she knows the risk, why must people always bring up the bad?

 

[hulagirl87]

yay!!!!! congrats!!!!! so happy for you enjoy this time. it's a wonderful and amazing time in your life DD is almost one and I can't believe it. where has the time gone

all the best to you in your pregnancy and I hope that your nausea isn't too bad. keep a journal throughout your pregnancy. I did that and even though it was only a short time ago I look back at it now and am really glad that I did! Just a suggestion

 

[qtwns]

BEST SOUVENIR EVER Congratulations.

That must have been SOME gift shop at the end of that ride!
Congrats!!!