Our wood grain Shaker cabinet fronts were designed for busy, high-traffic homes like ours. Clad with durable textured thermofoils, this line is compatible with Sektion, Akurum, Godmorgon, and Besta cabinets from IKEA. It's the perfect, practical way to add the warmth of wood to all the rooms of your home.
We have teamed up with Loloi to create a line of rugs that are as affordable as they are beautiful. This collection houses a great mix of traditional and modern rugs, in cottage-y colorways, as well as vintage-inspired beauties that you’ll want to roll out in every room.
We partnered with Stuga on a line of hardwood floors — The Ingrid is really livable, and the color is very neutral. It doesn’t lean warm or cool, it’s that just right in-between. We have really loved putting it everywhere in our house. It’s the best jumping-off point for design, no matter your interior style. In addition to being beautiful, Ingrid is really durable — we have three kids, and we always have a home construction project going on. Ingrid stands up to it all.
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Congratulations! Just loved hearing your exciting news! And I just wanted to comment on the Bell’s Palsy. My mother had it a few years ago and after some internet research, I took her for acupuncture treatment. It has to start exactly 7 days after first inflicted. My mother was in her 60’s, which gave her less chance at full recovery, with acupuncture, she had a FULL recovery in 4 weeks! And to tell you my mother is a skeptic of non-traditional medicine/techniques would be an understatement!
My goodness, I hope you continue to feel better with each passing day. I wonder if your doctor could recommend a nutritionist who might help you have the healthiest pregnancy possible with all that throwing up. Best wishes -Caitlin
I am praying for you to feel better, Julia. I had HG with both of my daughters’ pregnancies (17 months apart) and thank heavens the gift you get in the end is worth it, because there were definitely days I didn’t think I could make it through. My second daughter’s pregnancy was markedly worse, PICC lines (2 of them because my sites went bad and I ended up in the hospital for 5 days and we both almost passed away from infection), IV fluids, IV antiemetics, disability, extreme weight loss, all of it. I am now 38 weeks with #3 (a boy!) and this pregnancy has been worlds different! I also put on a hazel wood necklace the nanosecond I found out I was pregnant, and I don’t care if it’s a placebo, I swear it’s been the reason I haven’t been as sick. Hoping and praying that you continue to feel better, Dearie! I am so happy for you all! <3
What an insane thing to go through. Here’s hoping for an incredibly better round two ;)
I’m at 11 weeks with hyperemesis gravidarum too! It’s like having chronic food poisoning except for weeks or months on end…. thanks goodness yours is starting to ease now! My doctor gave me some drugs that have enabled me to function and get out of bed most days, which feels like Christmas to me. We refused to take them for weeks until it got so bad that I was too dehydrated to continue. Hope you feel much much better soon!
This is so exciting!!! Will you find out what you are having? and HEY I didn’t start out as a virtual friend but it is crazy how life doesn’t keep us in the same city. I hope I can see you soon and good luck with feeling better. You can do it!!
so glad you are doing better!!! Pregnancy is hard enough (I am about 30 weeks) but your situation is sooo extremely hard. sending you lots of positive thoughts and prayers!
xo
Natalie
You must be due on or around my bday – April 14th :-) I am due May 15th. Congrats on this wonderful journey! http://www.styleoyster.blogspot.com
Thanks so much Morgan! And ‘grats to you, too!
Delurking to say that I feel your pain! I suffered from HG from (basically) conception to birth with each of my three kids. It was the worst with my first, and I finally went from all day sick to twice a day around 21 weeks. (I am the quietest vomiter in the world, but any mention of the word ‘bile’ and I can immediately taste it again.) My second pregnancy was a little better and my third was better, with a little help from my friend Zofran.
So, I say to you with my uttermost sincerity: I feel for you. Most preggo mums out there don’t understand just how debilitating it is to have to sit in a shower because you can’t stand for three minutes to bathe, or how hard it is to walk through a supermarket holding on to the trolley for dear life, praying you won’t have to be sick as you quickly navigate through the meat department. It’s even tougher with a little one who need you, and so I am praying for you and your wee babe and your lovely family — for strength and the good days to return and the rough days to lessen.
I don’t go anywhere without my Zofran. It’s always nice to connect with other moms who have gone through what you have or are. Thanks for reaching out, Liz. Even though it is difficult, relating to your story somehow makes it easier.
:-) every time I think about this baby, I smile. And want to cry with joy. Boy or girl, either way, this truly is such a miracle and God really does hear and answer our deepest and most desired and sometime on-our-knees pleading prayer.
Ah! Can’t wait!
I love hearing pregnancy updates! Congratulations and hope it’s smooth sailing from here on out!
I’m super happy for you. A friend of mine had the same condition and I remember how scary her early weeks of pregnancy were with such extreme weight loss. I’m glad you are turning a corner. I’m a mom of three (through adoption and birth) and I know that that each kiddo is worth every ounce of effort (pregnancy, paper work, home studies, etc.) we put in to getting them here. No doubt that you understand the same after all you’ve been through and your obviously gratitude for Greta and the one on the way.
They really are! I am not sure I can handle another pregnancy, but a paper one may be in our future. :)
Seriously so happy for you guys! I hope that you continue to feel better and more alert as your pregnancy progresses!
CONGRATULATIONS!!! So happy for you all!