It must be hard to keep waiting, I think we should have a due 'month' like they do in Europe not a due 'date' its too much to focus on!
Remember, the World health organisation define a normal pregnancy as 37-42 weeks. Which means neither of you are overdue till next friday!
Although it may seem better to get your baby out as soon as possible, dating of pregnancies is not always reliable (the earlier you had your first scan the better for dating) and induction can lead to more intervention (more anxiety, less able to move around, more painful, more chance of needing an epidual and assisted delivery) and can effect how easy you find things like breastfeeding (if thats what you are planning on doing).
You can ask for 'expectant management' where they check your babies blood flow in the placenta etc every few days, and wait to go into labour naturally.
More info here-
www.homebirth.org.uk/overdue.htm
Sometimes babies position can delay labour so could have a go at this-
spinningbabies.blogspot.com/2008/02/alternative-to-induction.html
In the meantime, hope this poem might make you feel a little better!
Selina x
My baby's not a library book,
so she's not overdue.
My baby don't take long to cook,
coz she's not veggie stew.
My baby's not an elephant,
and I'm not fit to burst.
The time and date aren't relevant,
we're blessed with days, not cursed.
My baby can't read dates as yet,
because she's very new.
So there's no cause to fuss and fret,
if she don't come on cue.
So stop your worry,
stop your asking,
there's no hurry
we're relaxing
in this golden pregnant time,
this pause, which is just hers and mine.
You leave us be, we are just fine.
©Rachel P (Wales)