Yeah, that's SPD. Welcome to my world. Can't sit, can't walk, can't stand and can't lie down. I waddle like I've shit myself and am in constant agony. Have been since about 22 weeks.
The good news is it goes pretty much as soon as you have the baby.
I have also developed a way of rolling in bed that moves my pelvic bone back to it's proper place (as opposed to overlapping the other one). It hurts like hell and makes one hell of a popping noise but it means I can open my legs far enough to get my big pillow in between them
Hoovering and carrying anything just kills. I have asked Stephen to help with the hoovering and carrying washing upstairs over the past 10 weeks. Guess what chores haven't been done in my house very often in the last 10 weeks?
The good news is it goes pretty much as soon as you have the baby.
I have also developed a way of rolling in bed that moves my pelvic bone back to it's proper place (as opposed to overlapping the other one). It hurts like hell and makes one hell of a popping noise but it means I can open my legs far enough to get my big pillow in between them

Hoovering and carrying anything just kills. I have asked Stephen to help with the hoovering and carrying washing upstairs over the past 10 weeks. Guess what chores haven't been done in my house very often in the last 10 weeks?
