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Lincy254
Since 1/2017Lincy254
Since 1/2017

January 4, 2017 at 11:00 pmHey! So, I'm two weeks pregnant and the morning sickness and tiredness is just too much to take. I'm so not able to concentrate on my work these days. Hence, I'm thinking I'll quit my job and stay at home. But, I currently live quite a lavish life. I'm sure going to face difficulty once I quit my job. Hence, I need tips on how I can spend less and save more. I've found some tips online though, but would also want to hear advice from you guys. Please do share your pregnancy experiences too, as this is my first time.

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vbaker13
Since 8/2012vbaker13
Since 8/2012

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January 5, 2017 at 1:45 pmHi! Congrats on your pregnancy! Thats a tough one! We are struggling adjusting to a lower budget now that I'm off on Mat leave as well and it's tough!

For morning sickness, I was quite sick in both my pregnancies and my Dr gave me the OK to take Gravol (I couldn't take Diclectin) however certain kinds made me really drowsy which was terrible for the already increased tiredness! But it did help with the nausea.

-- Vanessa
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Liliah is 3.5 yrs old! Everly arrived Jan 25th! <3

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mishthi
Since 9/2015mishthi
Since 9/2015

January 18, 2017 at 3:14 pmI had a tough time with sickness too but it was more nausea(not much of throwing up) and tiredness. I used to find a room at work and take naps or just go to my car. Try acupuncture if you can, it helped me deal with my nausea without meds. Also see if you can tough it out for a few more weeks without quitting? The sickness is something that might magically disappear around 14 weeks so you could also take leave instead of quitting if that's an option. Either ways, do what you feel is comfortable for you! All the very best and congrats!

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