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Fatigue ... Twins?

Any one else in the depths of fatigue? I'm 11w 1d and SO incredibly exhausted. I need to sleep all the time. This is my third pregnancy, so I live for the weekends when hubby is home and I can nap :). During the week I'm on full zombie mode. I have an ultrasound in a week and I'm scared it might be twins with how exhausted I am. Any mom's with twins have similar experience? Or is this just the way of a Singleton?
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I'm 23 weeks pregnant with identical twin boys. Same thing always tired,  till 16 weeks, now it started again
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I am 11 weeks and am always tired since week 4. I am carrying twins. I could sleep all day and night and i do sleep once i get home from work until its time to go back to work and on the weekends 24/7 basically.
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I found out at an 8 week ultrasound. (: morning sickness didnt hit till about 10 weeks but didnt end will about 18 weeks.
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I'm now almost 35 weeks with twins, I was sooooo tired my first trimester but didn't have too many other symptoms I had a fairly easy pregnancy until the preterm labor and contractions started around 28 weeks.
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Far along**
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How fast along were you when you find out? Did you have any other symptoms?
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Im pregnant woth twins and im constantly tired. I've never slept so much
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