I've also been stressing about getting this baby in to the "perfect" position for birth, and worrying that if he's not, I'll have a terrible time, etc. If I felt him kick on the left, meaning his back was on my right, it would send a wave of butterflies through my stomach, thinking "oh no, he's going to be posterior...!" I'm not going to look at Spinning Babies any more. I'm going to keep sleeping on my left side and hope for the best. Baby is head down, nice and low and has room to move, so I'll just enjoy the kicks, wherever they happen, and let it be. Try to stay out of the way, and be happy.
Yay! I am so glad. I think spinning babies and OFP can put unneccesary pressure on mums. Not every posterior birth will be hard, not every optimal position birth will be easy. I figure just move as your body tells you during labour. Let your hips and pelvis do their thing. Let baby finds it way out.

Bella, Pregnancy massage? I had one a few hours before DS was born and it was lovely.