Time for a quick ish catch up... I just can't name check everyone though.... Sorry. Also winding two babies as I type, so please excuse typos...
Clapham (and all other SICK of waiting) - first, get a bloody move on babies
. Clapham, if poss, how about making this (I am guessing its your DS's last day of school pre half term?) a real you day. Nap, bath, fave food for lunch, coffee with a magazine... A sort of last supper of a day...
Sanji - nightmare! Poor you! There was a whiff of this before my CS. Two emergencies came in before me and I was made very aware (in a nice, your babies are v happy and your body has amazingly gone to term sort of way) that I was bottom of the list and there was no hurry... If it continues, do push re Harlow. I had DD there and it was FAB and they said then (three years ago) that they're rarely full because they're in the hinterland between London and Camb and not many people realise what a fab reputation it has for obs. Honestly though, hugs (((())))
Tarlia (I think... Sorry) - thanks for posting your birth story. Do be aware of the shock and trauma of it and don't be surprised by strange emotions or flash backs.... I think we take a long time to process real fear. Re your feelings towards DS (is this right? So sorry if it was someone else... Could have been Pseudo...), I really think this is normal. I also am slightly mourning the lack of baby moon....
Roofio - I also think your thoughts at the beginning re H are normal! I very much felt, in week one only though tbh, "I didn't ask for this..." (Unplanned preg and very surprise twins!)....
Jelly - my CS scar is much smaller, but they really were in no rich whatsoever! Mind you, at one stage there were three pairs of hands in there! One consultant to hold twin 2 and ensure her placenta stayed intact, one consultant to get twin 1 out and, because he was so wedged in, a registra to help tug him out!!
Ok have to go, more to follow....