How are you feeling?

I'm so sorry that you're experiencing nausea. Early pregnancy can be a rough time. I had nausea throughout my pregnancy many years ago (my daughter is 30 now). Fortunately, I was working from home. I nibbled on Saltines constantly and kept a bucket next to my desk in case I couldn't make it all the way through the house to the bathroom when the worst of it hit. My doctor didn't take me seriously and I didn't push enough to MAKE him take me seriously, to my great regret. It does get better soon for most women. It is worth speaking to your physician to see if there's anything they can suggest that might help, though.

I had a prescription for the worst of the nausea. I had tried the pressure-point bands with limited relief. At one point I couldn't eat anything and could only sip soda water (and had to wake up every few hours overnight to take sips to stay hydrated). Got through it somehow. I imagine stress would exacerbate the illness, so I hope you can arrange your schedule to be a bit more forgiving or find other forms of self-care.

I agree with the poster above… She mentioned the soda crackers: try taking them in the morning when you first get up. If you can get them into your system even though you don’t feel hungry, it can sometimes help with the nausea. And I agree, letting them know when you are ready so that they can be more understanding about what’s going on with your body. What a beautiful experience you are going through!

This won't be the norm for the entire pregnancy so, soda crackers, ginger tea and plenty of rest. Give yourself a break. Have you anyone aware of your pregnancy yet? That will help with any last minute meeting changes due to nausea as well as doctors appointments. Work when you're feeling fresher and stop when you get that oppressive fatigue. Listen to your body.