24 weeks- 6 months

So I think I have doubled my size from last time. I'm huge, though I still feel smaller than I did with Wesson. Though I'm twice the size as most people that are 6 months. Oh, well, that's the life of someone who is short and has a huge husband!!! I feel like I have more energy these last couple of months. I don't have to take as many naps, but I do have to lay down and rest. I've been a lot move uncomfortable lately. My back and ribs are in constant pain and my stomach aches all the time. I have a whole set of braces that I wear most of the day. A physical therapist gave them to me last pregnancy to help with the pain. I have more pain than most people because I have scoliosis with plays havoc with my back. I do go to a chiropractor twice a week which helps a lot. I've slowed down my running a lot. I still do 3 miles 3 times a week, but I walk more. I've been having pain in the lower abs and uterus area and sometimes I get what feels like huge craps on the side of my belly. I find if I run on a treadmill it's a lot better than when I run outside, I don't know it it's the hills or the running surface that makes a difference, but I get less pain. The last 2 week I had a pain on my inner upper thigh, almost like a pulled groin muscle. But it hurt when I walked, sat, and got out of bed. I could run, do steps, and swat without any pain. So not wanting to make things worse I took last week off. I did go to the chiropractor who told me that my hips were twisted and that caused the pain. After getting adjusted twice I was pain free. So, I plan on running this week and maybe work off some of  that Thanksgiving dinner! I go to the doctor on Wednesday and find out how much weight I gained this month. I'm sure it's more than I planned (a pound a week) due to not running as much and all the food that I ate. I also have another ultrasound this visit and I get to drink my tasty orange drink!!
Thank you all for your response to the last post. It really helped me out. I think I will be changing to a midwife who works in the same doctors office as I go to and deliverers at the hospital. So if needed I can still get the help I need, if it comes to a c-section or a ruptured uterus. I feel that the midwife will be more understanding to my need and want to have a successful VBAC and go natural. I feel she will give me the time to go into labor on my own. I did look into hypnobabies and doulas. I feel like it's too much of a gamble with money to pay for it, since I don't know if I will have a c-section of not. We also simply do not have the money for it. I did do some of a hypbirth last time with helped with relaxation, but I could never put myself in a hypnosis. I don't believe in myself and find it weird. I plan on listening to those cds. My friend Ruthann mentioned a book that sounds interesting, which I have put  on my Christmas list and hope to get. I have started to mental prepare myself. I still have to talk to my doctor and switch to a midwife and check with insurance, but I feel much more at peace with this approach. Again thank you for your responses.