@toniboykin84 I had 1 uncomplicated (unmedicated) vaginal birth with my singleton, and one uncomplicated (yet emergency) c-section with the twins. So obviously, depending on all the factors, YMMV. That said, yeah, the c-section recovery was a lot more painful than the vaginal birth recovery. A lot was my own fault in that I wasn't staying on top of my pain meds when I got home (DH in hospital with 1 twin, I was home alone with other twin, not ideal). There were more restrictions on lifting and driving, etc.
That said, I'd take a c-section over another twin pregnancy every day of the week! I was miserable from about week 22 until they were born at 37+4. At least with the c/s they hook you up with good drugs the first couple days. And you can breathe again. I'd say by about 2 weeks I was able to move about pretty normally and drive and stuff. My 6 weeks I could lift normally and didn't really notice the incision anymore. It was a bit sensitive and kind of numb for several months, but not in a way that really affected my life. Good luck! I was initially really disappointed that I had to have a c/s after making it so far, and A was always head down, but in hindsight it was just as goddamn magical as my waterbirth. It was just different, like sci-fi magical. There was a moment where both babies were out laying on my abdomen, with their cords still attached to me (they were in a hurry to get B out). Those pictures still blow my mind.