I'm not too sure where my stats came from, maybe from Kelly!!! But with good position and no cord prolapse, the risk is very minimal... less than surgery...

But if bub is in a good position, and I was lucky she was for a while, and the middie or Ob know what they are doing, there isn't much more risk than a normal VB.

An ultrasound showed cord well out of the way, and bubbas butt planted firmly in my pelvis, so pretty much perfect position.....

She turned at 36+ 2 I think.... The main "exercise" I done was laying upside down on a slope.. you can lie on an ironing board, but i just layed with my butt on the lounge, and head on the carpet for just a little while, a few times a day...

Also letting her "swing".... knees on lounge, and hands on floor,(like your about to crawl off the lounge) so your tummy is "free swinging'

I believe doing both of these helped her unstick her butt and start to turn, and she was pretty deeply planted!!!!

So good luck for turning her, or good luck on getting the birth you want hon!!!!