Lulu just go with it. Part of my problem was that I'd had a fixed idea of what I thought labour was going to be like. I'd read Juju and thought I was going to have a really active first stage then water birth having stamped my way through the pain. In reality, I was on a monitor quite a lot and had such bad trapped nerve pain in my leg and a back to back baby who wriggled that way at the last minute, that I couldn't really move off the bed. BUT...I still managed to use some Juju skills, the midwife thought I'd lost my mind when she came in to check me Tuesday morning and I was scrunching juggling balls in my hands and chanting 'Yellow, yellow, yellow' through the contractions. But that and the TENS got me to 6cm. From 6-10cm again I was stuck on the bed but gas and air and counting chips in the paintwork on the walls and door frame helped me through.
So I suppose my point is just to improvise. As a FTM I had no idea what it was going to be like. I'm quite a control freak and worrier in new situations so that didn't sit well with me - might have contributed to my high blood pressure right at the end of pregnancy 
The other great thing was the staff. The midwives on the labour ward were absolutely amazing. In post natal it was a bit hectic but I felt so well looked after through the whole induction process.
A few people on this thread recommended an eye mask and ear plugs for sleeping. These were useful. I got lucky and had the induction ward to myself then bagged a single side room postnatally, but they were still handy to block out light and the general business of the ward.
Induction can be a long and boring process before it all kicks off properly so take plenty of stuff to entertain yourself.
Lastly, prepare to be boiling hot! I get quite hot anyway and would rather be chilly, so it was quite uncomfortably hot for me at times. I needed more appropriate clothing/nightwear.
A huge good luck!!! Ill be thinking of you and Lily over the next day/days. If you can, let us know how you're getting on, if not, see you on the postnatal thread!