With my first pregnancy being a twin one, I knew there was a high chance I would end up having a c/s. I went into labour at 34w5d. When I got to Melbourne (was air lifted), the Dr did an u/s, and could see where the 1st baby was, but the 2nd baby was hiding. He said he wanted to do a c/s because they were in the one sac, and he was worried they would get tangled up. I agreed, because I knew he was thinking of my babies' health.
As it turned out, the 2 umbilical cords were tied in a true knot, and if I had of had a VB, all 3 of us would have died.
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