Just sat down to catch up and all the talk about chocolate has MADE me (yep, I had no choice) eat a block of choc - not a family sized one though! It's stupid logic but I am getting it in while I can - I had GD with DS and it was pretty full-on - lots of insulin shots, so I just know I'll get it again and will have to eat like a nun.
Kelly- ouch - my belly hurts just reading your posts now. How can you tell which one is Twin A and B when they're always moving around and so squished up in there? When they're out, will you know which one was which? Sorry - I'm always the one with the annoying questions. You sound like you need a good massage, which in itself could be quite problematic. Oh hon - hope it's not too much longer!
Oneday - glad you and DH are one the same page with the waiting it out. I have to say I'm a bit like grub in that I still do it regularly, but not as much, but more because I'm sure he must be getting frustrated. I could honestly go without I reckon, but I guess it's that 'wifely duty' thing we feel. It's good when we do do it, but you know, my priorities are elsewhere. And, like someone else said, it kind of feels a bit sort of throbby for a while afterwards and I have to pee EVEN more than normal. So, either way, hope it works out for you.
Airline - what, no birth plan!!!! Just kidding, I think they must prefer it that way. It is so hard to plan, down to the last detail something that you have never done before, when you are there with professionals who do it (well, not 'do' it, but you know) every day. It must be so much easier to manage a woman who basically wants to do it as naturally as possible but will do whatever is necessary to get it out safely, than someone who has ten zillion bullet points. Well, you'll know soon enough - yay!!!
Mindhugs - ooh, it doesn't sound like very much fun over in your corner at the moment. Money problems that you can't fix are the worst, and so are health problems you can't fix. Sorry sista - it will def be all worth it in the end xx
Grub - you had my blood boiling reading about your MIL - so glad you sorted it out, my heart couldn't take it any more! I have realised that I let mine get to me waaaaay too much and they are nowhere near as bad as yours. Good luck keeping them under control in the long term xx
Possums - enjoy your break!
I am thoroughly enjoying this boring uneventful part of my pg. My belly is at the awkward-in-between stage where I just look like I've put on a couple of kilos but it's starting to get heavy and achy (Kelly, I know I have no right to complain). I think my muscles must be so non-existent and I am way too good at finding excuses for not exercising. AND I have started feeling some little flutters - ahhh bliss!!!!
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