13w4d
question: How far along with the user be for their first flight?, context: About to travel overseas, any tips for preventing/dealing with jet lag? This is my first post! I've been lurking since we got out positive test but I've been waiting to post. Husband and I are traveling for our honeymoon (we got married last year but delayed the trip, I got pregnant in between!) and I'll be 13w4d on the day of our first flight. The doctor has said I should be fine to travel as long as I keep hydrated and make sure to get up and walk on the plane/stretch my legs. But now I'm just nervous about the jet lag! I've traveled overseas before and I don't think I had very bad jet lag at all, but that was nearly 10 years ago and I wasn't knocked up. I'd appreciate any tips from you bumpers who have traveled on how best to deal with jet lag! (p.s. I absolutely love this sub, it's basically all I read on reddit these days).
How far along with the user be for their first flight?
and I'll be 13w4d on the day of our first flight.
About to travel overseas, any tips for preventing/dealing with jet lag? This is my first post! I've been lurking since we got out positive test but I've been waiting to post. Husband and I are traveling for our honeymoon (we got married last year but delayed the trip, I got pregnant in between!) and I'll be 13w4d on the day of our first flight. The doctor has said I should be fine to travel as long as I keep hydrated and make sure to get up and walk on the plane/stretch my legs. But now I'm just nervous about the jet lag! I've traveled overseas before and I don't think I had very bad jet lag at all, but that was nearly 10 years ago and I wasn't knocked up. I'd appreciate any tips from you bumpers who have traveled on how best to deal with jet lag! (p.s. I absolutely love this sub, it's basically all I read on reddit these days).
and I'll be <hl> 13w4d <hl> on the day of our first flight.
About to travel overseas, any tips for preventing/dealing with jet lag? This is my first post! I've been lurking since we got out positive test but I've been waiting to post. Husband and I are traveling for our honeymoon (we got married last year but delayed the trip, I got pregnant in between!) and I'll be <hl> 13w4d <hl> on the day of our first flight. The doctor has said I should be fine to travel as long as I keep hydrated and make sure to get up and walk on the plane/stretch my legs. But now I'm just nervous about the jet lag! I've traveled overseas before and I don't think I had very bad jet lag at all, but that was nearly 10 years ago and I wasn't knocked up. I'd appreciate any tips from you bumpers who have traveled on how best to deal with jet lag! (p.s. I absolutely love this sub, it's basically all I read on reddit these days).
About to travel overseas, any tips for preventing/dealing with jet lag? This is my first post! I've been lurking since we got out positive test but I've been waiting to post. Husband and I are traveling for our honeymoon (we got married last year but delayed the trip, I got pregnant in between!) <hl> and I'll be 13w4d on the day of our first flight. <hl> The doctor has said I should be fine to travel as long as I keep hydrated and make sure to get up and walk on the plane/stretch my legs. But now I'm just nervous about the jet lag! I've traveled overseas before and I don't think I had very bad jet lag at all, but that was nearly 10 years ago and I wasn't knocked up. I'd appreciate any tips from you bumpers who have traveled on how best to deal with jet lag! (p.s. I absolutely love this sub, it's basically all I read on reddit these days).