I am certainly in no position to disagree. Some women don't feel the baby move until several weeks later, and 99 percent of the time, everything is fine. High-risk pregnancies also include those babies that have some type of birth defect or genetic problem. I'm eight weeks into my pregnancy and have not suffered in the slightest. A lucky percentage of women breeze through pregnancy without any morning sickness.
Many women have mild nausea with some vomiting for the first three months.
Usually this subsides between the 12th and 14th week of pregnancy. Rarely, women need IV fluids and even intravenous feeding for their entire pregnancy. Up to 70 percent of pregnancies have morning sickness. Morning sickness is felt to be associated with a high level of the pregnancy hormones and consequently is positive feedback that the pregnancy is progressing normally. However, absence of morning sickness is not cause to worry.