So sorry to hear your sad news blondie and wishing all the luck in the world, JPL81, really hope all goes well tomorrow. Can't imagine how horrible the waiting must be.
Nic regarding hypnotherapy in pregnancy, it's basically having hypnotherapy to prepare you for labour and birth, so you're "programmed' (although you're totally aware throughout) to be confident and relaxed, for the labour to be quick, for your body to stretch so you don't tear, and for all to be well, basically. The Gentle Birth Method by Dr Gowri Motha is a great book related to it, which I followed when pregnant with DS, and found incredibly helpful.
You can look up 'hypnobirthing' on the internet and probably find lots of practitioners near you - my only word of caution is that you can sometimes find people who've done a short 'Hypnobirthing' course and are then practising, without actually being a qualified clinical hypnotherapist (which is a recognised medical qualification). Usually better to find a clinical hypnotherapist who specialises in hypnotherapy for pregnancy & birth, if that makes sense. That way you know you're in safe hands. Have a google and find out more if you're interested, I recommend it really highly - it's a personal thing, obviously, but it worked for me, I had a really quite easy (relatively speaking) 8 hour labour & birth using just gas and air, recovered quickly, home the same day, barely a scratch on me, found breastfeeding easy etc etc.
It's basically a really good way to help your body do what it's naturally supposed to in the best case scenario, and to keep you calm and confident, as the more stressed you are during labour, the harder it is (adrenalin is the enemy of an easy labour!).
BTW loved the phrase 'not eyelid drooping but entire body drooping' re tiredness. My God do I know how that feels. Am permanently knackered! Hope to get a big 2nd trimester burst of energy soon!!