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Travel question
Shanny
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TTC No. 2 since Aug. 2014; IVF #1 - Cxld; IVF #2 - BFN
But to be serious - definitely wouldn't change my plans. If I was concerned, and I usually am about something, I would do the travel insurance fee when booking.
Lucky Cycle 14: IVF!! Antagonist Cycle with Lupron Trigger
My suggestion would be to check the CDC pages and see where it's safer to travel based on various health risks. Also, I wonder if avoiding heavily-populated cities would lessen the risk. You know, fewer people = fewer diseases? Of course, I'm a country girl at heart, but that might not be everyone's travel destination!
DS (7) - d#470
Boy, n.: a noise with dirt on it.
We took Oliver to the children's hospital at Emory last week and "waved" at the news crews as we drove in to the ER.
Our grocery store is where the doctors and nurses shop. One of our donor siblings goes to daycare at the CDC on the Emory campus and her mom works there. We had lunch with her, at Emory, yesterday.
Are they in isolation? Absolutely. Are all their caregivers doing allll the protective methods? Absolutely. But, it's often the care givers who get sick despite their best efforts. We live one step away.
We keep going. We wash our hands. We use wipes on grocery carts. We smile at the doctors and nurses as we see them out and about in their scrubs.
So no, it wouldn't stop me from going to Europe. And it doesn't stop me from going to the Kroger, or the Publix, or the whole foods, or out to lunch.
As said above, be smart. Until someone shows symptoms, they are not contagious with Ebola.
Lucky Cycle 14: IVF!! Antagonist Cycle with Lupron Trigger