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Old 02-13-2007, 08:14 PM #1
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I need to cry. I need to sit alone somewhere and cry and cry. I'm so worried about her.

I'm really worried about my girl.

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Please check your PM's..I just sent you one.. Love,Kristin
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Lightbulb some info...

This is reassuring:
http://www.ehealthmd.com/library/hyp...pregnancy.html

http://www.thyroid-info.com/articles/preghyper.htm
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Sometimes pregnant women experience what's called hyperemesis gravidarum, or excessive vomiting, nausea, and weight loss. Occasionally patients suffering from this extreme nausea have blood test results that suggest a hyperthyroid condition, so more testing is usually ordered.
If heart rate is not up yet, it may be a mild situation.

Don't worry too much yet... lots of vomiting leads to electrolyte disturbances, so fortifying with high potassium foods may help. Also low blood sugar contributes to mood swings. Some Gatorade thruout the dayand orange juice, may help with leveling that out. (not in excess tho). Sugar goes a long way in early pregnancy in helping with nausea too.
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That says so much, MrsD...it goes right in with what's going on! Thank you so very much!!!

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Dear KimmyDawn,
I'm so sorry to read about all the worries your daughter is having now. I'm sorry I've not been able to be around much lately here but I've been in the proverbial doldrums here personally. I just wanted to say that I hope that she's doing alright there, and I hope you are also.

take care of yourself there too,
they all need you.
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