In any case, on Monday we marked week 28 and went for another scan (because they are high risk, we head in for scans every two weeks.  The Singapore hospital is starting to call us by our first names.  I'm collecting hospital receipts like Dave collects frequent flyer points).  The good news is that both babies are still growing well - they are both estimated as over 1kg in weight (not bad, although with a 15% margin for error).

The biggest obstacle we have from now on in is the risk of an acute event (namely umbilical cord entanglement, which would be very acute indeed).  The best way to mitigate against that risk would be to have Stacey hooked up to a CTG scan 24 hours a day, with someone watching the monitor continuously ... but, since we all know we don't live in an ideal world, we settle for something which balances practical considerations with a desire to minimise risk.  She'll be going in every two days for CTG scans, starting tomorrow morning ...

The docs did confirm that the latest they will deliver these babies is 33 weeks.  So, within five weeks they'll be here and no doubt all hell will break loose!