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jellybean78
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Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
At 28 weeks? I can do a cruise mid-August when I'll be 25 weeks or the beginning of Sept at 28 weeks. Mid-august would be a shorter cruise because it's more $$$ where if we do one in Sept. we can do a week long cruise. WWYD? Is 28 weeks too close?
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johnsae
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
I think 28 weeks is fine for a cruise. Sounds like fun to me!
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:31 PM |
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
The only reason I wouldn't book a cruise is b/c I have been nauseas the whole time so far and I think it would get worse. Otherwise I wish I could take one!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:32 PM |
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DanaRenee
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Posted by johnsae
I think 28 weeks is fine for a cruise. Sounds like fun to me!
ITA, I'd go!
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:35 PM |
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jellybean78
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Im nauseous too LOL but I'm hoping it will go away by then.
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:36 PM |
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Theresa05
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
What is a baby moon>
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:54 PM |
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Elbee
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Norweigen Cruise Line: NCL will not accept guests who will have entered their 24th week of pregnancy by the time their travel
Carnival: Permitted to board if pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of embarkation. Physician's letter is recommended at time of check in.
Celebrity: Permitted to board if pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to the Access Department (800-882-8292) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Disney: Permitted to board if pregnant for 23 weeks or less on day of embarkation. A Medical Information Form must be filled out by physician and faxed to Inventory Control (407-566-7739) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Holland America: Permitted to board if pregnant for 23 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to Access and Compliance (800-577-1731) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Princess: Permitted to board if pregnant for 24 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to Fleet Medical Dept (661-753-0121) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Royal Carribean: Permitted to board if pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to the Access Department (305-539-6666) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
LINK TO SITE WITH GUIDELINES
 
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:58 PM |
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Tine73
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Check with the cruise line. Some of them will not take pregnant women after a certain # of weeks.
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:58 PM |
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jellybean78
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Posted by Elbee
Norweigen Cruise Line: NCL will not accept guests who will have entered their 24th week of pregnancy by the time their travel
Carnival: Permitted to board if pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of embarkation. Physician's letter is recommended at time of check in.
Celebrity: Permitted to board if pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to the Access Department (800-882-8292) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Disney: Permitted to board if pregnant for 23 weeks or less on day of embarkation. A Medical Information Form must be filled out by physician and faxed to Inventory Control (407-566-7739) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Holland America: Permitted to board if pregnant for 23 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to Access and Compliance (800-577-1731) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Princess: Permitted to board if pregnant for 24 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to Fleet Medical Dept (661-753-0121) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Royal Carribean: Permitted to board if pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to the Access Department (305-539-6666) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
LINK TO SITE WITH GUIDELINES
Thanks so much! I didn't know this....this may ruin my cruise plans. Oh well we will have to look somewhere else.
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| Posted 6/11/07 1:59 PM |
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Elbee
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Posted by jacquig
Thanks so much! I didn't know this....this may ruin my cruise plans. Oh well we will have to look somewhere else.
I had wanted to go and couldn't!
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| Posted 6/11/07 2:02 PM |
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patti08
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Re: Would you do a cruise for your babymoon?
Check with your cruise line. I've heard that many won't allow women in their 3rd trimester. Make sure you know what the cutoff is.
I think some lines also require documentation from your Dr.
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| Posted 6/11/07 2:19 PM |
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