tut,

[dotty.]

. Men, not a clue

[shoota]

Shouldn't that be in crosswords?

[erin-x]

I know, right! I can't stand that one in particular....

[sherrardk]

A cryptic one that I actually understand (I think!).

[jno]

is this a Garth post?

[dotty.]

if a footballer suffers from a knee injury and has to have a cartilage operation they're heroes.

[Psybbo]

Don't worry, they don't have a clue about us either

[yogi-bear]

Go and suck an egg, Dot :0) x

You ladies need us, want us, adore us, cherish us, and love us.

Admit it, Dot......what would you do without us? :0)

[Mick-Talbot]

Ooh I'm hero

[dotty.]

No it's a 'hyperemesis gravidarum' is bloody nasty post and blokes with no understanding of how potentially serious it could be should keep quiet.

[yogi-bear]

I'm with you on that one, hun....a most insensitive comment in my opinion.....

Not all tarred by the same brush, Miss Garth....... I have the utmost respect for you lovely ladies and what you have to endure through pregnancy and in childbirth.....and some men complain when we bang our thumb with a hammer...not quite the same really now, is it? :0)

[jno]

I thought Dr Sqad had already explained it?

[dotty.]

obviously not everyone has bothered to check it out jno

[parkie]

One of my daughters went through it dotty so I, for one, know exactly what's what. (At least in this instance).

[ummmm]

I had it. Absolutely awful.

[Hopkirk]

I haven't got a clue.

[ummmm]

Kate Middleton and morning sickness.

People are writing it off like it's just a bit of morning sickness and that's what women suffer. It's not....it's really bad.

When I gave birth to my daughter (2 weeks late) I was only 7lbs heavier than before I conceived. I was so sick, day and night. It's draining and painful.

She is pregnant with the future King/Queen of England. Me, a commoner, had to attend the hospital every other day for monitoring. She's not getting special treatment really. The NHS made sure my baby was well looked after.