by Sara McGinnis posted in Pregnancy

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are "very pleased" to announce they're expecting baby three! The official word on Kate's pregnancy came from Kensington Palace on Monday, and along with congratulations being shouted across the globe are well-wishes for the young woman we've seen grow into a wonderful mom.
If you've followed the royal family news over the last few years, you'll likely recall that the 35-year-old wife of Prince William suffered greatly with hyperemesis gravidarum during her pregnancies with George and Charlotte. Unfortunately, this third pregnancy will be no different.
The full press release of the joyous news elaborates: "As with her previous two pregnancies, The Duchess is suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum...The Duchess is being cared for at Kensington Palace."
Betsy Shaw, one of our BabyCenter Bloggers, knows the pregnancy complication all too well. She's described it like this:
"Imagine being so sick you can?t keep even one sip of any liquid down for longer than ten minutes.
Imagine getting so dehydrated you need to go the the ER for intravenous hydration, sometimes weekly.
You eat nothing, so you have to go to the ER for intravenous nutrition.
You can?t move, you can?t read, you can?t watch TV, you can?t tolerate any scent other than fresh air.
You throw up so much? once per hour, maybe more? you begin to think you might die from puking."
With that in mind, can we all take one quic...