SCgirl - I "turned" allergic to raw apple during my first pregnancy. Warmed cider, applesauce, jellies and apple pies are fine but give me a raw apple and the EXACT same thing happens to me. No vomiting, but loads of GI pain, nausea and raging diarrhea the next day or so. I don't get most of the initial physical symptoms like itching in my mouth or throat but my doc said it's called OAS (oral allergy syndrome). Often hits someone for the first time in spring and fall as it can be triggered during high pollen seasons (and during early pregnancy when immune systems can be a bit compromised). Raw apples are an incredibly common fruit to tip it off with and that's exactly what I thought of when I read what you experienced.
mrs.humphries - I'd be so ticked if I were you!!!
dawny - all that sounds just awful....do you have a good source of support for you in those moments so you don't have to feel so frazzled all alone? I agree with the others, shame on the girls at work for doing that to you but you certainly can't be fired for being a bit off in early pregnancy. I would speak to management and demand they shut their mouths. You don't need to deal with that kind of drama.
missy - I have crippling nausea near 24/7 but also an overwhelming desire to eat non-stop. It's an awful balancing act. The preggie pops really help me, and believe it or not forcing myself to eat does too. Doesn't seem like it would but it really does.
Welcome Stacie!