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oaklyfreek

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Flying Posted: 02-07-07 12:37pm


My wedding is coming up this summer and my sister gave the news that she is pregnant. Problem is my sister lives around the world. The airline would let her fly up to her 35th week without a doctors note it is safe though?

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Posted: 02-07-07 16:39pm


Ya, up to 35 weeks is the norm. I think they want to make sure the woman does not go into labour on the plane.

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