I want these babies to stay put as long as possible and be full term big healthy babies when they are born...
..but every night when I'm hobbling to the bathroom for the 3rd time since going to bed, I do a mental countdown to 37 weeks and wonder how in the heck I'm going to do it. I usually start to question my ability to maintain bladder control, ponder how many stretch marks one person can actually get, and wonder at what point in my pregnancy I'll no longer be able to breathe. (haven't had problems with this last one yet, but I have it in my head that eventually the babies will suffocate me). Sometimes when I'm sore I start to think about what it will be like next month, like if I'll even be able to get out of bed on my own.
I feel so horrible for even complaining, I know things could be a lot harder with this pregnancy and I'm very lucky that I'm not on bedrest at this point. OK, vent over. I just had to put it out there because I wouldn't dare complain to anyone IRL or I'll just be reminded how lucky I am to be having twins...which is true, but everyone needs to vent once in a while, right? Obviously I don't want these babies coming yet, but if we could just fast forward to September...
*Siggy Warning*
About me 2007: Started TTC. 2008: OB prescribed clomid, went to RE and was Dx with PCOS. 2009: IUI #1 w/follitsim and trigger = BFP. B/G Twins born at 33 weeks. 2012: TTC #3, Round 2 of Letrozole w/TI = BFP, missed m/c at 8 1/2 wks. Currently on the bench as we make plans for a new home. Anxious to start TTC #3 within the next year!

Re: This always makes me feel guilty...
I feel ya- I'm on bedrest for 4 weeks now (I'm 30 weeks) and am hoping to make it to 36 weeks (or 34 at least...) and some days I feel more uncomfortable than others & keep thinking about how it is going to get worse. It is hard & I don't think it is weird to feel that way at all but we all want what is best for the babies regardless.
GL & I hope you don't end up on BR
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I ask myself those same questions everyday. I think it's normal. Don't fret!
I started being uncomfortable right around where you are now. If it is any consolation, it does not go straight downhill from there. I have plenty of good days. I am actually still going to work and swimming. I did not hit a wall in terms of total discomfort until 37+ weeks. Now I don't care how the babies come out *:eyes the belly menacingly:* But I am starting to experience moments of feeling sad that soon they won't be with me every second.
You can do it and what you are feeling is normal.
when you are having a rough pregnancy - it doesn't matter how lucky you are- you are still allowed to complain
I was on bed rest for 6w with my singleton- in pain every second of the day from kidney stone stents, hospitalized multiple times b/c of kidney stones, PTL and pre-e.... I was very happy to make it to 36w, but it didn't take away from how crappy the last 6w of my pregnancy were for me - so bad that I thought to myself that i could never do it again and we'd only have one kid (hahaha... now we have 3!).
FWIW- my twin pg went MUCH easier - no problems, little discomfort- and went to 38w... so just know that if you do have more kids it might not be so bad the next time.
Sept will be here before you know it- and you'll actually miss being pregnant in many ways - yup - even I did after my first pregnancy... it's crazy
You can do it!