First time mom here I need some help

I'm 15 weeks with my rainbow baby who will be a boy. I haven't felt any movement and I'm still having morning sickness. Are these normal things? When does the morning sickness stop? When will I feel him? Is there a specific side I should sleep on like left or right? Also, I'm a weed smoker is that okay? I've talked to my doctor she said nothing to worry about with weed but I guess I'm just wondering is there more to it than that? Please no judgement thank you!
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Congratulations!! I suggest you join a cannamom group ❤️🌱 Cannabis is fine it helps a lot of moms during pregnancy. That's awesome your doctor told you it was, most won't because of today's society unfortunately. I had midwives and they understood it is a natural medicine that helps a lot of people. My sister could not eat or stop puking without it and it does not harm your baby in any way. There are better ways to consume cannabis as smoking anything will create carcinogens but it still won't harm baby. Movement being felt is different for everyone and every pregnancy and it's harder to tell what is movement when you haven't felt it before. Side sleeping is recommended especially the left side during pregnancy for the best circulation. Usually people feel better by the second trimester but everyone and every pregnancy is different. ❤️❤️

You may not feel the first movements for a few more weeks. Do you have an anterior or posterior placenta? You can sleep on either until a certain point of your pregnancy and then need to sleep on your left side. "Morning sickness" can happen at any time of the day and last your entire pregnancy. It's different for everyone. It's best to check with your midwives or OB about all this, though. Congratulations, by the way ❤️

Congratulations!! It really depends on your placenta location. If you have an anterior placenta, it often takes longer to feel movement. With my first, I didn’t feel baby until 22 weeks. Also morning sickness, while most common in the first trimester, can happen anytime!

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