I so know how you are feeling FS- I was induced at 12 days overdue and my son arrived the following evening. Those twelve days seemed like an eternity- almost like the whole pregnancy again!! I got so fed up with the texts/calls from people asking if there was any news/had baby arrived yet etc that I stopped answering the phone- as if I wouldn't have told anyone when baby finally arrived!!

 The only advice I can give is to be prepared for nothing much to happen and lots of waiting around. I too went in at 8am all geared up for things to happen and for the staff to start me off and i wasn't even seen by a member of staff apart from beng shown to my bed for nearly 2 hours!!! I had two pessaries 6 hours apart and then my labour started at 5am the following morning, before being transferred to the consultant led delivery (my blood pressure kept going very high and baby stopped moving around) in the afternoon and having him just before midnight. 

Take food, snacks a new book, some music and some earplugs- the antenatal ward was next to the postnatal ward- I didn't sleep very well due to the crying babies and you need all your strength to get you through labour and the forthcoming sleep deprived days ahead.

Good luck!!

 I was 14 days over, went in had the pessary walked up and down loads of stairs nothing much happened - no contractions or anything, but after 24 hours was dilated to 4cm (?!) so they broke my waters, and had to get my contractions started with a drip and things happened pretty quickly - I went for an epidural because they just started hard and fast, rather than building up. Got to pushing point, pushed for two hours, baby's heartbeat dropped and was no nearer so had spinal block and forceps with another two pushes. LO was born at 16 days over - 8lb 15oz. I really don't think he was ready to come out he was still very vernixy and not pickled! Take snacks, and puzzle books and don't be too frustrated if things don't happen as quickly as you think they will. I also got sooo cold and hospital sheets do not cut it for cosiness! Fingers crossed for you. x

 Would you be able to use the birthing unit if you go +14 days?  

Have you asked for 'expectant management'?  ie using non invasive methods to be assured that the placenta is still working well and the baby is happy to be in there.  You do not have to be induced if you don't want to be induced even at post 14 days.  I have heard of women going into labour naturally at +22 days and baby was perfectly fine and not even 'overcooked'.  

You can also ask for your Bishop's Score. (Whether or not the cervix is becoming favourable for labour - done manually) The higher your bishop's score the more likely you are to go into labour soon anyway so maybe worth waiting a bit longer.  The lower your bishop's score the more likely induction would not result in a vaginal delivery.  

 It is up to you however.  Best of luck with whatever you decide.