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6867745 tn?1398948987

Should I travel?

I am  36 weeks not dilated so far no other complications.  I'm hesitating if I should go by car to San Antonio it would be a 4hour drive from where I am.  It's because my bf starts a new job and I just want to fix the apartment /check it out so I can start buying nursery.  I plan to have my baby back home at my hospital with my dr.  So I don't know if I should make the trip.  Green or red light ladies?
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9414151 tn?1406839268
I live in vegas n when i was pregnant with my first bb i wen to cali 4 weeks b4 my due date n i went mexico 3 weeks b4 my due date n he we born 2 weeks b4 his due date! When i went to mexico i was dilated 1 centemeter but my doctor told me to locate all the hospitals b4 i went but luckily i had him 2 days after i came back home!
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Also don't sit for more than 2 hours without stretching and walking around for like 10 minutes... And always ask your Dr as they know your medical history
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6709254 tn?1389303349
Im 39 Weeks and have been all over my entire pregnancy lol. But now the farthest I go is like an hour away. Just make sure that the car is running good and if your going by yourself call or text someone every hour or so.
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Most drs don't want u to travel after 30 weeks. My Dr told me not to go more than a hour away now and I'm ,28 weeks
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