dirtbike32883333
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Banning.... SOcal. I go to ucla and kaiser sunset both in Los Angeles.. You??
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Traveling post transplant
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dirtbike32883333
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Banning.... SOcal. I go to ucla and kaiser sunset both in Los Angeles.. You??
dirtbike32883333
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Banning.... SOcal. I go to ucla and kaiser sunset both in Los Angeles.. You??
dirtbike32883333
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Banning.... SOcal. I go to ucla and kaiser sunset both in Los Angeles.. You??
dirtbike32883333
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Banning.... SOcal. I go to ucla and kaiser sunset both in Los Angeles.. You??
arche4life
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Sonoma County... nor cal, I go to Kaiser Oakland and will be going to UCSF for the transplant, hopefully if I get on the list, how long did it take for you to get on the list, and how long did you have to wait???
arche4life
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Sonoma County... nor cal, I go to Kaiser Oakland and will be going to UCSF for the transplant, hopefully if I get on the list, how long did it take for you to get on the list, and how long did you have to wait???
arche4life
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Sonoma County... nor cal, I go to Kaiser Oakland and will be going to UCSF for the transplant, hopefully if I get on the list, how long did it take for you to get on the list, and how long did you have to wait???
arche4life
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Sonoma County... nor cal, I go to Kaiser Oakland and will be going to UCSF for the transplant, hopefully if I get on the list, how long did it take for you to get on the list, and how long did you have to wait???
arche4life
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Sonoma County... nor cal, I go to Kaiser Oakland and will be going to UCSF for the transplant, hopefully if I get on the list, how long did it take for you to get on the list, and how long did you have to wait???
You can definitely travel post transplant. I have to been to many places within the US since my transplant (including flying back and forth to New Orleans my first year) and then I went to Cabo San Lucas in October for a wedding. I was fine. If you are flying out of the country, it's a pain to do but make sure your meds are in their original containers. I dind't get stopped going in or out of Mexico but if I did and had my meds pulled into separate containers, they could have been taken away. So that is just a safeguard. I've never worn a mask on a plane. The last time I wore a mask was around 4 years ago. Lindsay it's quite possible you caught something Vegas and not on the plane.
Travel away!
Travel away!
You can definitely travel post transplant. I have to been to many places within the US since my transplant (including flying back and forth to New Orleans my first year) and then I went to Cabo San Lucas in October for a wedding. I was fine. If you are flying out of the country, it's a pain to do but make sure your meds are in their original containers. I dind't get stopped going in or out of Mexico but if I did and had my meds pulled into separate containers, they could have been taken away. So that is just a safeguard. I've never worn a mask on a plane. The last time I wore a mask was around 4 years ago. Lindsay it's quite possible you caught something Vegas and not on the plane.
Travel away!
Travel away!
You can definitely travel post transplant. I have to been to many places within the US since my transplant (including flying back and forth to New Orleans my first year) and then I went to Cabo San Lucas in October for a wedding. I was fine. If you are flying out of the country, it's a pain to do but make sure your meds are in their original containers. I dind't get stopped going in or out of Mexico but if I did and had my meds pulled into separate containers, they could have been taken away. So that is just a safeguard. I've never worn a mask on a plane. The last time I wore a mask was around 4 years ago. Lindsay it's quite possible you caught something Vegas and not on the plane.
Travel away!
Travel away!
You can definitely travel post transplant. I have to been to many places within the US since my transplant (including flying back and forth to New Orleans my first year) and then I went to Cabo San Lucas in October for a wedding. I was fine. If you are flying out of the country, it's a pain to do but make sure your meds are in their original containers. I dind't get stopped going in or out of Mexico but if I did and had my meds pulled into separate containers, they could have been taken away. So that is just a safeguard. I've never worn a mask on a plane. The last time I wore a mask was around 4 years ago. Lindsay it's quite possible you caught something Vegas and not on the plane.
Travel away!
Travel away!
You can definitely travel post transplant. I have to been to many places within the US since my transplant (including flying back and forth to New Orleans my first year) and then I went to Cabo San Lucas in October for a wedding. I was fine. If you are flying out of the country, it's a pain to do but make sure your meds are in their original containers. I dind't get stopped going in or out of Mexico but if I did and had my meds pulled into separate containers, they could have been taken away. So that is just a safeguard. I've never worn a mask on a plane. The last time I wore a mask was around 4 years ago. Lindsay it's quite possible you caught something Vegas and not on the plane.
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<br />Travel away!
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<br />Travel away!
Transplantmommy
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You won't need to be within 50 miles of your transplant center...believe me. I live in NY and my center is in Ohio, about 400 miles away from me.
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Transplantmommy
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You won't need to be within 50 miles of your transplant center...believe me. I live in NY and my center is in Ohio, about 400 miles away from me.
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Transplantmommy
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You won't need to be within 50 miles of your transplant center...believe me. I live in NY and my center is in Ohio, about 400 miles away from me.
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Transplantmommy
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You won't need to be within 50 miles of your transplant center...believe me. I live in NY and my center is in Ohio, about 400 miles away from me.
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
Transplantmommy
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You won't need to be within 50 miles of your transplant center...believe me. I live in NY and my center is in Ohio, about 400 miles away from me.
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<br />Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
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<br />It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!
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<br />Since the transplant, I have travelled to WA (state), NC, VA, NH, and this September I will be going to OK. The only thing I was told was to wear a mask when I'm travelling on a plane because it's not vented the whole time you're in there and you don't know if someone is sick or not. So far, the only trip that required a plane was the one to WA and I did fine with that. I'll be going on a plane again when I go to OK.
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<br />It's so much easier to travel after the transplant!