Harpie, sorry, yes nannyl has it right, it's to do with survival chances, obviously I want them to stay in me as close to 37 weeks as possible, but hitting certain points makes you feel a little bit happier.
Nanny, how are you doing? Sorry that your sickness has ramped up a bit, good news about the nursery if you need it.
Bebe, sorry there is nothing happening on the baby front for you, and that you are missing dd while she is at school.
Quid, I saw the doc both times, they put the referral in to the hospital and passed me the mw details to ring to sort out the home booking in visit, which my mw did around 8 weeks.
I had a few rough days earlier this week, tiredness is a killer, running around after E and being pg is hard work (sorry nannyl) no chance of rest like I had in my first pg. it'll be worth it though, it's just whoa, I spent 2 days crying this week pretty much, but chatted to another twin mum who has been in the same situation, it really helped. Will get my iron level checked hopefully next week as apparently iron levels can drop much more in twin pregnancy. I'm massive as I've said before, so getting about is a bit harder now, certainly getting up from the floor is interesting and rolling over in bed.
In seriousness though, I don't know what is because of it being a twin pg with a toddler, or what is pg with a toddler. It could be because it's a twin pg that makes it a bit tougher, I'll never know though. I'm getting a lie in tomorrow :) woohoo, no getting up at 6 something!