It probably (hopefully) will. My wife was lucky and didn't suffer from that too much. She just had an aversion to eating any meat. Mostly veggies and water. It was weird. The next few years of your life will be a blur. My daughter is about to turn 5 and it feels like just yesterday that she was born.

My wife had the same thing with meat. I guess it's their bodies way of telling them they have enough proteins due to the extra blood and placenta. Funny story, before we knew she was pregnant, we were sharing one of our shared favorite sandwiches (tri-tip, bacon, onion rings, etc) from a local sandwich shop and she pulled the bacon off her half and handed it to me and said "here, you eat this." After eating the bacon she handed me, I told her "I think something is wrong with you". Later that week we took the pregnancy test and it was positive. Haha Fingers crossed on the "morning sickness" thing. I guess somewhere around 30% of all women will continue being sick throughout the entire pregnancy. I can't imagine what 9 months of borderline needing to puke would be like. She says she doesn't even remember what feeling normal feels like anymore. =|

LOL...that's a funny story! Good luck the rest of the way, wishing you guys all of the best! P.S. That sandwich sounds amazing