Useful websites

The Hyperemesis Education and Research (Her) Foundation is an American site with a wealth of information and help. They have a forum for sufferers and leaflets to give friends and relatives. They also have information about lots of treatments and research links.

SOS Morning Sickness is a website dedicated entirely to nausea and vomiting in pregnancy. It is a Canadian site and provides information about Diclectin.

The Ayden Rae Foundation is an American site which is dedicated to the more extreme end of the Pregnancy Sickness spectrum. It it fighting for a 'Cause and Cure' for Hyperemesis Gravidarum and in particular deals with women who have had to face termination as a result of their HG. Their target is to raise $2m to use for research into the condition.

Motherisk is a programme in Canada which is pioneering the way for treatment of pregnancy complications including Hyperemesis Gravidarum.

Beyond Morning Sickness is the accompanying website to the book by Ashli Foshee McCall.

There is a Dutch website about Hyperemesis Gravidarum also.

Blogs

Spewing Mummy is a blog by Caitlin Dean, one of the trustees of Pregnancy Sickness Support. It documents her journey into her third hyperemetic pregnancy and her involvement with the charity.

Hyperemesis Heroine is a blog by one of our volunteers who has documented her experience of deciding to go for a second pregnancy and her ongoing experience of her treatment.

Online Support Forums

Pregnancy Sickness Support has a Facebook page for sufferers and supporters.

We also have a Partners Support Group which is a 'closed' group so that friends and relatives won't see your posts.

There is an excellent Facebook support group for Hyperemesis Gravidarum (UK). It is not affiliated with the charity but it is administrated by a number of our volunteers.

For those not on Facebook there is also a Mumsnet forum for hyperemesis which a number of our volunteers assist in also.

The Helpher.org site has an active forum; it is largely American users but there are a number of UK women there also.