Each morning Katie comes into our bedroom to mummy and daddy a kiss and a cuddle and each morning, she would kiss either side of my tummy and ask what the babies were dreaming of. We tell her that they were thinking about their big sister and how they were looking forward to seeing her. She was so excited. She came in one morning and asked if I was okay, she then said that she hoped the babies were okay and that they would be healthy, I couldn't help but look at her and give her a big kiss.

Around 14 weeks my twinges became more frequent, so I rang the midwife and she said that it was probably normal and my ligaments were relaxing, she said I would probably feel it more with having twins and it may have been my bodies was of telling me to relax and take it easy. She asked if the pain was severe or if I had any bleeding - thankfully the answer was no. She informed me that if the pain continued that I should ring my doctor. So I did as they continued and I was still a little worried. Paul told me to ring the doctors and said it was better to be safe than sorry. So off I trotted to the docs and he said the same as my midwife and checked my stomach and said everything felt okay. He asked about my bowel movements and I said I hadnt been regular but then I hadn't eaten much due to my sickenss. He suggested eating more fruit and fibre and to have more natural things. I felt better having seen him and it did put my mind at rest.

Love Anita x

In the Womb - view at 16 weeks

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