In our last interview episode of You, Me & HG season two, we spoke with Eavan, HG survivor who speaks about navigating the highs and lows of Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), exploring diverse topics such as triggers, constipation, and the challenges faced during her birth & in particular her postpartum, that rocked us.
This episode delves into the intricacies of HG, from its daily struggles to the often overlooked nuances, such as the difficulties of dealing with all the unglamourous side to what this condition brings. Listening to these stories & in particular Eavan's is a timely reminder that we need to notice the red flags of HG & actively listen to sufferers when they say they are struggling.
This episode is brought to you by biglittlethings; a baby and mum online store for all the things you need for pregnancy to postpartum and the first year of baby.
Use YOUMEHG at checkout to receive $20 off your next purchase at either biglittlethings or biglittlegifting. T&Cs use discount code YOUMEHG at checkout to receive $20 off your order. Min spend is $150 for discount to be applied. Excludes Charlie Crane, Curate Your own & gift vouchers. Valid for one use per customer.
Hyperemesis Australia is Australia’s only charitable organisation focussed on improving the way pregnancy sickness is experienced by sufferers & treated by healthcare professionals. HG is a misunderstood condition and it is their mission to change this. But they rely on donations from the community to keep their valuable & sometimes life saving services available & free to sufferers & survivors. To find out how you can give back & to continue to support the work that they do visit hyperemesisaustralia.org.au
For more information on pregnancy sickness & HG here are some helpful links from Hyperemesis Australia;
If this episode brought up feelings of anxiety, sadness or trauma consider accessing some mental health support: PANDA or COPE
follow us on instagram @youmeandhg
@hyperemesisaustralia & @biglittlethings.store.
This podcast was produced & edited by Josh Burgan.
In our last interview episode of You, Me & HG season two, we spoke with Eavan, HG survivor who speaks about navigating the highs and lows of Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), exploring diverse topics such as triggers, constipation, and the challenges faced during her birth & in particular her postpartum, that rocked us.
This episode delves into the intricacies of HG, from its daily struggles to the often overlooked nuances, such as the difficulties of dealing with all the unglamourous side to what this condition brings. Listening to these stories & in particular Eavan's is a timely reminder that we need to notice the red flags of HG & actively listen to sufferers when they say they are struggling.
This episode is brought to you by biglittlethings; a baby and mum online store for all the things you need for pregnancy to postpartum and the first year of baby.
Use YOUMEHG at checkout to receive $20 off your next purchase at either biglittlethings or biglittlegifting. T&Cs use discount code YOUMEHG at checkout to receive $20 off your order. Min spend is $150 for discount to be applied. Excludes Charlie Crane, Curate Your own & gift vouchers. Valid for one use per customer.
Hyperemesis Australia is Australia’s only charitable organisation focussed on improving the way pregnancy sickness is experienced by sufferers & treated by healthcare professionals. HG is a misunderstood condition and it is their mission to change this. But they rely on donations from the community to keep their valuable & sometimes life saving services available & free to sufferers & survivors. To find out how you can give back & to continue to support the work that they do visit hyperemesisaustralia.org.au
For more information on pregnancy sickness & HG here are some helpful links from Hyperemesis Australia;
If this episode brought up feelings of anxiety, sadness or trauma consider accessing some mental health support: PANDA or COPE
follow us on instagram @youmeandhg
@hyperemesisaustralia & @biglittlethings.store.
This podcast was produced & edited by Josh Burgan.