The Pregnancy (What To Expect When Expecting, Part 1/3)
Morning sickness?
Guess again,
it's 24/7, all the time, everyday, nine months -sickness.
Your bed has become a fortress of pillows and still there is no position in which you can sleep for more than one hour without hellish pain. I guess that's called rehearsal for the time the baby is born.
Your breathing becomes shallow as the baby takes up space from your lungs and by the end, you are a couch-walrus gasping for short breaths.
You vomit from nothing and even less:
you vomit from smells
you vomit from food
you vomit from ugly sights
you vomit when you poo
(so keep a plastic bag in which you can vomit into with you at all times. And I mean all times.)
and guess what?
You involuntarily pee when you vomit. There's no helping that. I suggest you never leave home.
The only pregnancy glow anywhere near you is reflected from the sad wine glass filled with water which you desperately wish would be wine.
