Oh hunny i know how you feel exactlyyyy. Im 36 weeks and im so tired of it haha im tired of feeling like a crippled person Lol. It hurts to walk sometimes, to turn over in bed, and even just sitting down turning in anyway kills my back. So i know how you feel, i just want her to be here so badly.
The weight is hard for me as well:/ ive never seen that number on a scale! Lol its not HUGE but for me it is. but dont worry itll be here sooner than you think.

Well the 35-36 week mark must the the breaking point for lots of people. I am about the same, I hate not being able to get around and I have lots of pelvic pain and somedays I can't walk either. I just take it one day at a time and sometimes I have to take it 1 hour at a time. I try to be positive and think about the things I have that make it bearable, like a heating pad and a hubby to help out. I let my kids rub on my feet and my mom clean my house. I just try to find good thoughts to get me through the day, because I know it's best for my babies.
I was reminded of this in a BIG way today when my cousin gave birth to a 39 week singleton and he had a collapsed lung, which is something that most premies have not full term babies. I just want my babies healthy and I keep reminding myself the more I endure the better off my babies will be.

thank you both so much im so happy to know that im not the only one feeling like this thank you for the much needed support

It will be 28 year's in April I gave birth to my twin son's and I remember it like it was yesterday.I was in the hospital A week before they were born and I would walk across the hall everyday to see the baby's and stand there and cry and say why can't 2 of those be mine?!?!

I felt the same way although it started when I was 32 or 33 weeks as I'm petite. I talked to my ob/gyn about inducing me during week 37 which I read was considered full term but he kept insisting on week 38. However, by week 35, he agreed to week 37 but my girls had other plans and arrived during my 36th week. Good luck :-)

I had my twins at 34.5 weeks. I had a HORRIBLE pregnancy rash called PUPPS for weeks up until I had them, I also had high blood pressure and was totally uncomfortable. I felt like I couldn't take it anymore but wanted to carry them as long as I could to avoid extra time in the NICU. It is normal to feel exhausted and at your wits end with a twin pregnancy its really tough on the body even without the issues I had. Just think the longer you carry them then the longer they have to grow and hopefully come home with you from the hospital instead of staying for a bit.