The Beginning, an HG Poem 

The Beginning Ginger tea  Mint aroma clip ons  Unisom  More unisom  Oh yes the nausea  Oh yes I vomited too  You’ll get better  12 weeks,  14,  16…  But I knew …

HG Poem: Sisterhood

Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) can be one of the most difficult and isolating experiences a woman will ever face. But amid that suffering, many survivors discover something unexpected: each other. The…

HG Poem: Ultrasounds – Pregnancy with HG

Hyperemesis Gravidarum is often described in clinical language as severe nausea, dehydration, and survival. For 1 in 3 HG patients, it also comes with overwhelming grief. Rupinder Prem’s poem, Ultrasounds…

HG Poems: The Hurt of Hyperemesis Gravidarum

At the HER Foundation, stories matter. And some stories are best told in a poem. This poem was written by a member of our community and reflects the reality of…

HG Poem: EnouGH

Calculating the full measure of Hyperemesis gravidarum Everything is counted. quantified. enumerated.Does it add up? Is it enough? I count the specks on each square tile of my bathroom floor.How many…

HG Poem: Hyperemesis Gravidarum

I wake up and I’m dizzy, my mouth so dry,I look to my right and see two little eyes,‘Are you sick again mummy?’ you ask so sadly,And I wish I…

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