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I had a few things that I just didn't eat while pregnant, but as the nausea was less intense I was able to eat a bigger variety of foods. 1st trimester was all about survival! It will be ok!!

I had strong aversions to most food groups until twelve weeks. I lived on carbs and fruit. There are still some things that I don't like that I usually love, like seafood. But the thought of it doesn't make me feel nauseous anymore.

With my first it lasted until after he was born. My diet basically subsisted of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches...even the thought of trying most other things made me gag.

I'm 11.5w with my second and my appetite started coming back last week. I had a cup of coffee and runny eggs for the first time this morning. Weeks 5-10 I pretty much just ate chicken noodle soup.

Around 12 weeks for me this time around. I think it depends on the severity though.

Some aversions left around the mid way mark, but I still have some at 35 weeks. I remember last time I couldn't face garlic until my daughter was about six months old!

Some aversions lasted until after the birth, but I mostly had my appetite back in the 2nd trimester. Funny too, some things I was really into during my pregnancy I've had no interest in since giving birth (not an aversion, just no desire).

Last time, I was still throwing up until 20 weeks but didn't really have food aversions much past the first trimester. I never liked the idea of fish though.

I had a number of food aversions, but the worst was any type of meat. We went to Turkey at 20 weeks, which would have been great, except you try to find a vegetarian meal in Istanbul! The food aversions went away by 24 weeks, right after we got back. Figures!

I had nausea and food aversion until the moment after he was born. I lost about 40 lbs over the course of the pregnancy from it. But the majority of people I have talked to said it drastically went down in the second trimester, so there's hope!

I didn't have nausea but strong food aversions from about 8 weeks to 13-14ish weeks. Hang in there!

I feel you. 8 weeks and the aversions are worse than the actual nausea. Not eating makes me feel worse. Then force-eating and being near foods makes things doubly worse. I am just hoping this time passes quickly.

I magically started feeling better around 10 weeks with my first pregnancy. All the symptoms vanished overnight. Hoping it will be that drastic again but I hear all pregnancies are different. I know it can be much worse though. I've had friends who have thrown up 6 months straight, literally every single day. I can't fathom!