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Hi ladies! I hope it's okay if I post here. You all seem really nice. 
My name's Lindsey and I'm 24 and pregnant with my first. OH is 32. We're due March 24.
It's been a rollercoaster of emotions, that's for sure! I was shocked and excited when I first got my BFP, then for two weeks after that I was overly emotional and wondered what I'd gotten myself into, and then the all-day nausea hit at 6 weeks (I've only thrown up twice, though). I think I spent the duration of the Olympics in bed with a box of Saltines. I actually cried one night when I told OH that I felt like pancakes for dinner and he made stir-fry instead (the smell of cooked broccoli alone made me sick).
I finally figured out that whole-wheat goldfish crackers, granola bars, King's Hawaiian rolls, applesauce, and lots of Frosted Flakes worked for me. I worried that I was eating too many carbs but doctor said to eat what I can for now, and at almost 13 weeks I'm finding I can stomach almost anything again so I'm eating healthier. Still no broccoli, though, and I sneak in a second bowl of Frosted Flakes if I think I can get away with it...
I've had two prenatal visits so far and went to my first ultrasound on the 12th and it was very surreal. It definitely feels more "real" now that I've seen him/her and heard the heartbeat and it helps me forget some of my more annoying symptoms.
It's fun to hear about everyone else's experiences (except for the MS -- I hope those who're suffering from it start feeling better!!) and I've been feeling less alone since I stumbled across this site. Congrats to everyone!

My name's Lindsey and I'm 24 and pregnant with my first. OH is 32. We're due March 24.
It's been a rollercoaster of emotions, that's for sure! I was shocked and excited when I first got my BFP, then for two weeks after that I was overly emotional and wondered what I'd gotten myself into, and then the all-day nausea hit at 6 weeks (I've only thrown up twice, though). I think I spent the duration of the Olympics in bed with a box of Saltines. I actually cried one night when I told OH that I felt like pancakes for dinner and he made stir-fry instead (the smell of cooked broccoli alone made me sick).
I finally figured out that whole-wheat goldfish crackers, granola bars, King's Hawaiian rolls, applesauce, and lots of Frosted Flakes worked for me. I worried that I was eating too many carbs but doctor said to eat what I can for now, and at almost 13 weeks I'm finding I can stomach almost anything again so I'm eating healthier. Still no broccoli, though, and I sneak in a second bowl of Frosted Flakes if I think I can get away with it...
I've had two prenatal visits so far and went to my first ultrasound on the 12th and it was very surreal. It definitely feels more "real" now that I've seen him/her and heard the heartbeat and it helps me forget some of my more annoying symptoms.
It's fun to hear about everyone else's experiences (except for the MS -- I hope those who're suffering from it start feeling better!!) and I've been feeling less alone since I stumbled across this site. Congrats to everyone!