Re: Morning Sickness (for Leslea)

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Encapsulate the ginger.. or try red raspberries/teasarahlovell@... wrote:

Hello Friends,You may remember Leslea who just left the group last week. (This was simply because she couldnt keep up with the posting!! )I've been talking to her and she's having very, very bad morningsickness. She tried the ginger tea, but the mere smell of it made her more sick than she was previously. Anyone have any other thoughts? She's willing to just about try anything!Thanks friends, Anne

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I second that.. i used red raspberry leaf tea and it really helped a lot... it helps to make labor shorter and easier also, from my experience.

diane in nw mt

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From: Suzanne

health

Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 11:01 AM

Subject: Re: Morning Sickness (for Leslea)

Encapsulate the ginger.. or try red raspberries/teasarahlovell@... wrote: Hello Friends,You may remember Leslea who just left the group last week. (This was simply because she couldnt keep up with the posting!! )I've been talking to her and she's having very, very bad morningsickness. She tried the ginger tea, but the mere smell of it made her more sick than she was previously. Anyone have any other thoughts? She's willing to just about try anything!Thanks friends, Anne

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sarahlovell@... wrote:

>

> Hello Friends,

>

> You may remember Leslea who just left the group last week. (This was

> simply because she couldnt keep up with the posting!! )

>

> I've been talking to her and she's having very, very bad

> morningsickness. She tried the ginger tea, but the mere smell of it

> made her more sick than she was previously. Anyone have any other

> thoughts? She's willing to just about try anything!

>

> Thanks friends,

>

> Anne

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Hi Anne,

I am really sorry that Leslea had to leave. I am sure that being

pregnant, and dealing with life for her right now, is a bit hectic and

then trying to follow this group, well.... Anyway, raspberry leaf tea is

very good and here is another she can try. Have her take a teaspoonful

of cloves, cinnamon, and turkey rhubarb root and simmer them in a pint

of water for 5 minutes and then pour it over an ounce of spearmint

leaves and infuse till cool. Strain and take 2 tablespoonfuls to 1/4

cupful every 1/2 hours until the nauseated condition subsides.

--

Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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Hi ,

I took alfalfa tablets when I was pregnant. It stopped the nausea in its

tracks. I was told the catnip does the same thing, but haven't tried that

one.

TerriLynne