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<p>I feel like I'm going crazy. Ever since I was about 12 weeks along, I've intuitively felt that I'm carrying twins. I couldn't quite explain it, especially because my fundal height has always been within the range of normal for singletons and the morning sickness and exhaustion wasn't all that different from what I experienced with my son, although both of those started sooner and lasted quite a bit longer. But there was nothing that screamed, "YES!! There are two!!" I still couldn't shake that feeling, though. I had an ultrasound done at 20 weeks and only one baby showed up on the screen. You'd think that would end the twin feeling, but now here I am at 25 weeks and I stilll can't shake it. Now it's not only intuition but also the fact that this baby has kicked A LOT more than my son ever did, and he definitely wasn't that calm in utero. I also started feeling kicks at 11 weeks along...3 or 4 weeks earlier than I did with my son. Not only that but I feel it all over the place...</p>
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<p>This leads me to my question: Is it possible for one baby at 25 weeks to kick in the lower left part of the uterus (near my hip bone) while ALSO kicking or punching in the upper right side (near my ribs)? It seems to me like it would be too far of a stretch, but I could be wrong. Any and all insights are greatly appreciated <span><img alt="thumb.gif" src="http://files.mothering.com/images/smilies/thumb.gif"></span></p>
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<p>This leads me to my question: Is it possible for one baby at 25 weeks to kick in the lower left part of the uterus (near my hip bone) while ALSO kicking or punching in the upper right side (near my ribs)? It seems to me like it would be too far of a stretch, but I could be wrong. Any and all insights are greatly appreciated <span><img alt="thumb.gif" src="http://files.mothering.com/images/smilies/thumb.gif"></span></p>