Re: Does the second trimester really get better?

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At Mon, 24 Feb 2003, Michele wrote: >
>Yes! You do feel better around 14 weeks. I had all-day ms too and was
>really tired especially during the 1st trimester with my second son.
>Running around after my 18 month old was no fun! Try changing a dirty
>diaper with major morning sickness!!! During the second trimester you
>feel great and hungry all the time. I would eat so much... it was
>great! The third trimester has its challenges though. You're not as
>mobile and you're achy and you're tired towards the end, but at least
>you know that your baby is coming. You should start to feel your baby
>move sometime during the second trimester. That's such a magical
>moment!
>
>At Sun, 23 Feb 2003, anon wrote:
>>
>>Hi,
>>I am nine weeks pregnant and starting to feel a little discouraged. I
>>have terrible morning sickness 24 hours a day and am exhausted most of
>>the time. On top of that, I caught my husband's cold which lasted for
>>about a week when he had it. I am taking Tylenol occassionally to keep
>>down my fever, but I really can't take anything for the coughing,
>>congestion, sinus pain, etc. Will I really start to feel better in 3-4
>>weeks? I am so excited about having a baby, but I just can't believe how
>>bad I feel all of the time and for so many weeks. I would love to hear
>>any encouraging stories that you may have. Thank you.

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