I don’t know if anyone’s got any words of advice for me. I found out I was pregnant Oct/Nov (ended up miscarrying end of Nov). The second I found out I was the picture of health, gave up all fizzy drinks - I drink a lot normally. Didn’t even have to - I just wanted to. Basically ate spinach and eggs daily, only healthy meals. Wouldn’t even touch a Mcdonald’s chip. And I miscarried.
Now I’m 6 weeks pregnant again (Yes, I’m just as shocked as you that I’m pregnant lol) but I have no motivation to do what I did last time. Maybe in my sub conscious I’m sadly thinking “Well I did all that last time and it still happened” - even though I know that bares absolutely no reason on why I did miscarry. But all I want this time is bad food. Chips, burgers, sweets, choc. A lot of stuff makes me feel nauseous this time which didn’t happen last time. I’m still making sure I’m drinking juices and eating fruit, but I definitely don’t have the same passion as the first time for it. Hoping I’m just gonna get over it as I hit the 12 week point etc?
Congratulations and wishing you a healthy and happy pregnancy. So sorry to hear of your previous loss, I know it’s hard but please try to remind yourself that you didn’t do anything to cause this.
I honestly think that as long as you are making the effort to try and take your vitamins daily (folic acid and vitamin d) and avoid foods considered dangerous, then there really is nothing else you can do. I would listen to your body and eat whatever your body is craving.
I have had severe morning sickness since 5 weeks (potentially due to the fact I’m carrying twins, but didn’t realise back then!) and was barely unable to keep water down, let alone eat meals. I basically lived off biscuits and crap for months. I am now 17 weeks and have only just started eating “better” and my body has started craving fruit and salads!
At one point I really was so terrified as I could barely eat anything, let alone nutritional food. Only you can make a decision, but ultimately I think it’s normal to feel this way and it’s okay to listen to what your body is telling you to do x