@MilsCookie I'm afraid to say you are just reaching that point in a twin pregnancy. From about your gestation things physically for me went down hill too, started feeling sick again, actually have been sick a few times too, the weight of them and the vampire ability to suck you dry doesn't help either, the stars, silver, sparkling floaters on your vision, I've been getting those for the last 6 weeks, it is seriously tough being pregnant with two from about your stage onwards. They will keep testing which is good so just roll with it because it's going to get progressively more challenging over the coming weeks, you really really need to just rest as possible because as they grow too from about now your undercarriage, hips and pelvis are going to take a bit of a hammering, but all will come good on the end, just prepare now that you are like a full term single pregnancy and your time is to gently potter, and rest. I totally understand you have had so much to go through already so it may not be music to your ears but I wanted to sympathise as well as let you know it's all perfectly normal for a double pregnancy, as long as your blood pressure is good and urine, and they will do bloods again fairly soon, as well as steroids and ctg monitoring as you gear up to your section, your appointments are going to step up even more so you'll be in and out of hospital enough for nothing to get missed, just look after yourself lovely.
I went for a scan today and as my section is in a few weeks they do monitoring twice a week now, another scan next week, steroids at the end of next week two days in a row, covid test the following day, in case they decide to deliver my twins next weekend instead (looking likely as growth really slowed)
So I went in today thinking it was a normal scan day only to spend 6 hours at the hospital 🤦. I had no idea what was going on but apparently it's normal from 35 weeks or a few weeks before your delivering with twins to monitor you 2/3 times a week, which is a bloody nightmare with two , I've never had monitoring before and finding the two heartbeats, bloody hell it took ages, there was also sooo many other women in for monitoring I had to wait a very long time to be seen, finally limped up to the delivery suit with a midwife because they had no monitoring machines available down in antinatel, and while they were trying to differentiate between each twins heartbeat the pressure from the weight of them on my main artery/blood vessel, made me spin out and got incredibly faint, you know the one, the sweating starts and you get very light-headed, and then there queasey feeling.
Needless to say. It was a long day. And oh my god I'm having these babies like me t weekend arnt I 😬
And I'm going to completely die at every monitoring and have to be escorted to a 'special' room like a huge circus freak 🤦
Bonus was the wait was so long they brought me a snack bag like I was a child at a museum cafe or something, it had crisps in which tasted like kindness 😂