FEEDING TUBE MAKES AIRPORT SECURITY CHALLENGING (3.23.18)

[@thefreylife]

It’s all just part of it... but we are learning and we made it through :) I hope you guys enjoy your Saturday, whatever it might be. So far for me, I’ve been doing therapy, meds, spending time in bed...etc. what does your Saturday hold?

[@sophiepalmer-doran344]

mom and i went to the YMCA for yoga. then we came home had lunch and now i am watching you guyes and mom is on the phone. we will bring in some more fire wood for our wood burning stove.

[@shesforgivennfree]

Went to a yard sale, did a bit of shopping with my son. I would like to buy your tote bags over comer and do what you think you can't do. Is there any way to get them at the bundle price of $22, or is that only for 2 of the do what you think you can't do totes?

[@danajamison8622]

I've been editing my own vlog and reading

[@wolfsrule100]

The Frey Life I've been hiking and enjoying Florida

[@katherinebrenner7377]

I have had kind of a rough day. I don’t have CF but I have been very nauseous today. I am prescribed to take Zofran 3 times a day for my nausea but one of my doctors thinks I have a gallbladder problem that is causing constant heartburn and nausea and usually after I take my Zofran I am not nauseous anymore but today I still am. So that isn’t great but I am taking it easy. Not this week but next week I am going to the hospital for three days to get tests done to hopefully correctly diagnose my GI problem this time. So hopefully I get that worked out. Happy Saturday Peter and Mary.

[@brookewalters-schmidt177]

You can call TSA CARES in advance of any flights. Someone will meet you at security and walk through/explain to the TSA agents. I have had to fly with IV fluids/pump, Dexcom, insulin pump....TSA CARES was very helpful.

[@Lilkellbell22]

Brooke W. Thank you for this information! I will definitely keep this in mind when I fly. I absolutely love TSA Pre with my chair.

[@germanclass101]

Hello Freys! Just a tip if you guys didnt know, you can often pick what they call bulkhead seating for about $25 extra, it's the seats that face a wall instead of having a seat in front of them. They tend to have extra leg room and Ollie would have more space to stretch out. God bless

[@servantofmyking]

Hey Peter and Mary! I’ve been watching your videos for a couple of years now. The first one I saw was your Dollar Tree Hacks if you got locked in one overnight. I laughed so hard I cried! Every night since then, I watch your videos right before I go to bed. I feel like my day is just not complete until I watch your video. Anyway Mary, I love your black and white striped tote that you carry on the plane! I wish you would make one like that with the giraffe on it! I just ordered one of your Laugh Every Day hoodies even though here in Texas, the temps have been in the 80s. Go figure! I would have ordered a t-shirt but you don’t have any with 3/4 sleeve lengths. I don’t like to show my flappy arms in public! So I opted for the hoodie! Anyway, I love you three! Thanks for brightening my days...umm evenings!

[@rachelfiddler4886]

I’ve seen a broad spectrum at TSA screenings with my ileostomy. Some people are very knowledgeable and understanding, while some just have never heard of my device. When they say “what’s that???”. Sometimes I just want to retort “it’s my poop!!!” :) Talk about awkwardness with the liquid rules

[@fuzzywuzzy588]

My Sat is a sad day ,my husband passed away 7 yrs ago today ,and i remember watching your vlog from back in 2011, how you were celebrating your new marriage and it brings a smile to me to see when i watched about two young people just starting life together :)

[@shellcshells2902]

julie rush I am so sorry about your loss. Praying God's peace surrounds you today. Hugs xxx

[@XK_tyX]

Thinking of you, Julie♡

[@michellebeebelewisfrith1544]

julie rush Praying for you hunny. Super big hugs. I love you

[@servantofmyking]

I’m so sorry for your loss! I pray that God continues to heal your heart.

[@rpierce7004]

Hugs to you today Julie.

[@marcyhare1709]

I had an abdominal tube for Paritenial Dialysis for a few years and I traveled with a letter from my doctor. I was never patted down, even when traveling to Europe. Glad you had a good time!

[@jchovernut]

As an Allegiant Captain, I’m very happy you had a great experience on us!! I love my Crews & my Customers!!

[@freidamedlin8602]

Hey Mary and Peter! Glad y'all made it home safe. I'm watching this while recovering from surgery. Love you guys💜

[@glendaruff125]

Ollie and stuffed Ollie look so cute.

[@mzspargo]

Awww, great video! I loved the ending when you guys were talking about things you loved and inserted clips from your vacation. Made me smile.

[@DianaDayDreams]

We had a good time with you on this trip. And Mary still looks great, like it didn't cause major setbacks for her health. Praise the Lord.

[@kimberleytramper8966]

I am so happy you got to get away and visit friends! You guys have the best friends ever!

[@lindalovescrafting4551]

Cute Ollie crashed too. Loved the part showing his doggy laying beside him. Congrats on a fun trip.

[@cathyford6385]

Peter, your hair looks good combed down like that in the front! Loved this travel vlog, so much fun!!!!

[@penelopepolinsneemeyer4757]

Saturday for us is #Shabbat and if I’m not up to the 3 hours in Synagogue, dear dear Martin ALWAYS ensures that we get to study this week’s Torah portion together, complete with all the blessings. I’m so thankful to have him in my life xxxx

[@pammastroianni1335]

And I thought I had it rough when I traveled !!! Gosh, all I have to do is arrange for a wheelchair or motorized cart at every gate....but sadly, even THAT gets screwed up sometimes ! One of the most valuable things I have ever learned in life is the art of being PATIENT !!!

[@nancywilliams6777]

There will be no microfiber sheets in my future! I always love when you’re with Amanda and Emma and Matt (I hope that’s the correct name.) and now Baby Caleb. They are such fun!

[@suejones8661]

Hi, Mary and Peter, so glad that you had a good time while you were away. That calf was lovely and you could tell that Ollie loved it lol ....

[@gthornton3]

So glad y’all made it home safe. Take care of yourself Mary. Love y’all’s journey.

[@drinsa]

I just love you two! I loved the ending montage of things you learned! Hope and pray you get some good rest in the coming days. And in your honor . . . #worthit

[@Sammie5able]

I am so glad you all had an amazing time!!! You both deserve it!!!!

[@darkbluematter1753]

I loved the recap! Glad you guys got home safely.

[@allie4680]

I loved ur little trip summary at the end! It really made me smile to see all th memories u made all in one!

[@mistycgrimm]

I’m laying around today due to knee injury but since watching your.videos, I have learned to accept what is and roll with it so THANK YOU!!! Love you guys!

[@randyllarson]

Congrats on nearly reaching 200000 subscribers you guys deserve it. Your two of the nicest and inspiring people I know!!! God Bless you both and Ollie

[@nicoles6495]

Hi Mary and Peter! I love watching your videos. Mary you are so full of energy despite your medical condition. May god bless the both of you!

[@crystalcroft8318]

Hey y'all! So glad you made it home safe. I'm sitting here with my mom while she recovers from surgery. We love you guys!💜💕

[@ValentinaJude]

I love that you guys did a complete rehash at the end of the video. It would be cool if one of your Monday videos was a bunch of clips from all of your older videos.

[@monahollis2286]

Glad you had a safe journey Ollie is so cute give him a cuddle x

[@KitCatherine]

Really wonderful story telling editing on this one. You three are lovely (had to include Ollie boy). :D

[@beckstacable]

I just love everything about you and your family ❤️ very admirable. Sending love from the U.K.

[@robinhanff4248]

Happy you had a great time and that you were able to get away and see friends and thanks for sharing that with us :-D

[@lynnrose7562]

Thanks for bringing us along on your trip. It was fun.

[@FunsizedStyle]

I'm so so glad that you both were able to go on this trip!! By the way, I absolutely LOVED the recap with the clips! :)

[@sweetcanada17]

I love you guys! You’ve put a smile on my face with today’s video, as usual. :) Keep up the good fight! I really hope to meet the two/three of you some day!

[@rosalynrn]

AWESOME!! I cried when I saw Krumpies Donuts and thought of you guys! LOVE YOU TWO

[@deniseroman4688]

So happy you got to spend some quality time with your friends and conquered the obstacles at the airports.

[@deannagoodfellow360]

I'm so glad that you guys had a great trip. I just hope you don't crash too hard.

[@Flo-cy4xc]

This is one of my favourite vlogs ! Funny original lots of Ollie boy, amazing !

[@joanpickart2719]

So glad you had a wonderful trip with such special memories. Thanks for sharing them with us!! ❤️you guys!!! 😍😍

[@SaRah-21532]

Aww that little recap at the end was so nice :)

[@MissMerc007]

I'm at my first hospital overseas stay with pneumonia. Watching your wonderful vlog. Thank you for sharing.

[@justineshelton6322]

Oh no!! I have type one diabetes, so airport security is super hard for me too. I also tested positive for explosives once, but the security agent was super nice about it. I was like "WHAT?!?!?! WHAT COULD THAT BE?!?!" she said other chemicals can set the machine off and walked me through what was going to happen next before she proceeded. So, just a couple of tips: If you're traveling inside the US you can call the "TSA cares" support line and give them a heads up that you're coming through with a bunch of weird medical stuff and/or might need assistance. I always ask for a "passenger support specialist" or a manager, because these people have specific training on how to handle passengers with disabilities. Every airport is different and my experiences are always hit or miss unfortunately, but I do find security tends to be a little kinder/smoother when I call ahead and know who to ask for. At the very least, it helps put me at ease. Also, I have a Dexcom G4, and I was under the impression from the manual that it couldn't go through body scans or medal detectors because the scanners could cause damage to the medical device and impede it's ability to give you correct readings. You can call Dexcom customer support for clarification, but just a heads up for you here! Unfortunately that DOES mean you have to "opt out", which means you're opting for a pat down, but I'd rather that than possibly damaging my Dexcom. Maybe I misunderstood something, but I figured I'd tell you just in case!

[@ga.7825]

I'm a security agent based in Italy, but I work on American flights, so we have to respect both Italian and American security procedures from TSA. Airlines really look out for customer service, but we also have to do our jobs, and sometimes one thing doesn't go with the other. From experience, we see hundreds of passengers every day, with like a million stories and different needs, and it's impossible to be able to know all of them, especially since they usually teach us only the security procedures. Sometimes we don't even know how to help with stuff like tax refund or give precise indications. I've been doing this job for a very little time, and in this time I've had a looooot of first times, with passenger conditions, passports, visas, alarms and general airport knowledge, and I can also tell you that sometimes it is not easy to have to deal with like two hundred passengers who are irritated or angry at us because their flight is late, when probably that is not even our fault. But it's obvious that not everyone can know everything about who works at the airport and who does what, and it's undestandable that people get upset if someone does something wrong or seems rude, the only thing that I would point out is that sometimes it is just a matter of misunderstanding, or very simply a very bad day (on one or both sides of the airport population) I hope I said things without sounding rude, because that's not what I wanted, and thank you if you will ever read this

[@penelopepolinsneemeyer4757]

Welcome home guys! Hoping Saturday was restful for you both xxxxx

[@LC_Boston]

I'm glad you guys had such a nice trip. It's amazing how many viewers you ran in to. I ran into you a few years ago at the BIDMC Starbucks. I twas the day after I'd seen your vlog for the first time. What a surprise that was.

[@sandihester]

great video guys - really enjoyed this one! I also appreciated Mary "losing it" at the airport with frustration - we all have our breaking points :). love you guys so much - you make my life richer and you teach so much to us by your example. As I've told many people about you guys - what I say is that this is like watching a real time Christian biography!

[@jessh9169]

I have the same issue at airports and any security area with being patted down. Because I'm completely wheelchair bound I have to be patted down every time, but my conditions mean that I dislocate or break bones easily and I always worry something's going to get damaged along the way. I hope your crash isn't too major and you manage to get some good rest over the next few days. Time to catch up on NASA videos!!

[@ritaelona7513]

I’m so glad you had such a great time regardless of some hiccups!

[@melaniemckown]

Love you guys & Loved going along with you on your trip❤️

[@jamiesingleton2844]

Hahaha Mary’s face when peter said “Mary is explosive”

[@chasingthestorms]

You two are adorable! I’ve talked to folks that know your videos. And I post your store links too.

[@ebonymarie7016]

FYI- there are many of us from Nebraska that watch you. Just sending luv from Nebraska.

[@izzy9542]

It's so cute that Ollie's stuffed animal and Ollie was laying in the same position. I am glad you guys had fun and had a safe trip. It was so cute with the cow. You guys are amazing! BYE!!!

[@radiantstar]

Aw I’m glad you had such a good trip!

[@PurdueAlum01]

Get a TSA passenger support specialist. This is what they are for! I have implanted medical devices and am disabled and they make air travel work! They will review everything prior to your travel and advise, then will make someone available during your travel to come go through the process with you and "handle" the other TSA staff that has lesser medical knowledge. Other then wider access, the wheelchair line of TSA has the body scanners available...I must use those I absolutely cannot walk through a metal detector which could trigger either of my implanted devices. I have medical cards but they rarely even give them a glance...but whenever I use the passenger support specialists I get through much more efficiently.

[@PurdueAlum01]

www.tsa.gov/travel/passenger-support

[@PurdueAlum01]

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[@PurdueAlum01]

www.tsa.gov/travel/special-procedures

[@robinblack7501]

so awesome , i live in kentucky , we travel to cincy hospital a lot with my son for special doctors cause ky doesn't have all of what he needs for so many disorders , also been to cleveland for autonomic testing , sweat test , table tilt test etc , its great your in kentucky sometimes i hope to run into you all one day ..we stay in several hotels during medical trips so never know , take care i know this is over a year ago but you all have helped a lot when it comes to having a chronically ill loved one to take care of and you really gives me peace of mind that it will be all ok , just one day at a time

[@shyanneosborn9968]

I’m still in school and we had to do a project on a sickness and I picked CF because of you

[@kimbo500]

Shyanne Osborn, Good job! I hope you get an 'A'!! :)

[@shyanneosborn9968]

GVGIRL awww thank you you are so sweet

[@maryreynolds5310]

Mary, I agree..even though they all have to be at the top of their game, concerned about explosives and such, they should always remember to treat everyone with the upmost kindness. It's a fine line with many workers I'm sure, but one can be very respectful and do their job at the same time. Also, much training over a variety of circumstances is needed with airport workers. Welcome Home xo

[@kimbo500]

Mary Reynolds, I agree....we all need to treat everyone with respect. I do think that it is hard to know and be trained regarding everything that we will come across, no matter what field we work in. Sometimes if we treat people with kindness, it will make an impression on those around us, who need it most!

[@TeenDream888]

at least in NJ, most airports out of which I fly the TSA agents take courses and learn about various medical devices. they learn what they are and what they can look like (i know diabetic dexcoms can be in the arm, leg, stomach most commonly, and they do vary in size and shape). it's necessary, both for rendering first aid and for potential bomb threats. being able to identify devices like a port, insulin pump, or dexcom should be standard!

[@kimbo500]

TeenDream888, Oh I see. I was not aware that the TSA had such in depth courses. That is an awful lot of learning to do, with the vast array of medical devices out there in the world! That would be a difficult job keeping up with the latest of all of them. Even more reason for us to use that opportunity to NICELY explain to them what something is. I'm not excusing any rudeness on their part, I don't like to play that 'tit for tat' thing. I'd rather show some kindness, and it's amazing how often that might change someone's attitude. Of course....no guarantees!! :). Happy travels everyone!!

[@TeenDream888]

I'm always leery about training which can vary by airline and airport, although the devices should be something everyone is aware of. I hope everyone who's diabetic like me, or needs other devices, also carries their TSA Notification card and doctor's note. i also call ahead at the airport and make them write down my name and flight info so when i do arrive, the screening and boarding process is much smoother!

[@kimbo500]

TeenDream888, Good point! Most of us have some sort of documentation from our medical teams, and if we do not...it's easily obtainable. It is a good reminder to everyone...Thanks! I so agree, that if you call in advance to help alleviate some potential travel issues....it is SO helpful. Talk about decreasing the stress that can be involved with travel. A brief phone call, can not only save you time, but SO much emotional AND physical stress. Let's face it, stress has a huge negative impact on all of us. I'm all for minimizing it as much as possible! :)

[@ta8633]

I have several implants (both hips, ankle) and so I get a pat down every time. No matter what. It’s true that every airport is different and I never know how long or how invasive going thru security will be.

[@sarahkelly5254]

I'm so happy ya'll are home safely!!

[@patworfka143]

Your microfiber observation totally blew my mind! o.O

[@janaye7iverson]

❤️❤️❤️Love you guys so much. Thanks for all you do! I’m doing more Vlogs with my actual face now because of you guys and The Dale Tribe, you all my sweet friends and helped me so much. Thank you for everything! ❤️❤️❤️ these are such cute videos from your trip, so glad you had such fun!

[@spottedtime]

The security gate situation is probably that they move security people around to the different stations, also not all people that needs a wheelchair or stroller have a lot or any of medical supplies they have to travel with. Also about the liquid medicine, the airport wouldn't want someone to have an explosive liquid and claim it to be medicines. I looked it up, the only way to not get a screening for explosives in your medicine, is to travel with only 3.5 fl. Oz. Containers and each person flying is only allowed one quart of fluids in total, which isn't much when have to use feeding tubes to survive for multiple days.

[@kimbo500]

Spottedtime, Very true.

[@SharpLife4]

Lucky viewers to meet you. I’m western Canada but went to Chicago once

[@therileyzoo]

I went through security twice this week and it was obnoxious as normal. I chose to fly unhooked to Madison, WI to help avoid the pat down. Nope. I've lived through it since 2012. They never quite understand things. However the only place that caused me issues (and made me cry) was in Atlanta on the way back from Zurich, Switzerland. Despite doing the accessible line (which is supposed to better trained depsite how it actually works out. They yelled at me for going through with a backpack and not unhooking. I had enough at that point. Blah. Thankfully my service dog (epilepsy and mobility) and I can go with the flow and do not have issues. I had issues with an Uber driver this morning about my service dog. though.

[@Rosieboo65]

I hope the next time you are in Kentucky I run into you guys. That would make me so happy!!!

[@lisablondell2349]

I loved the little recap at the end! Question..do you ever feel the need to sanitize Ollie after traveling? Seeing him laying on the airplane floor had me curious about the germs.

[@Lieveheersbeestje1962]

Truly loved watching your whirlwind trip .... Nice you met some of your subs !! But ultimately so GOOD to be home ! And you're right ... no bed is better then you're own ! Love Herma 🌹🌹🐆 Get some well deserved rest now !

[@chrissyzcreationz]

I get stopped almost every time I fly. I even have all the proper paperwork every time! I actually had one man tell me I had to leave the line & go empty my catheterization bag, that I'd just emptied before I got in line!! Another time a female yanked on it and yelled "What the hell you trying to get passed me, woman?" I hit the floor, it hurt so bad! I bet it's even worse with your formula, Mary, as it's not transparent. * cooty free soft hugs * Enjoy the crash as best as you can, I live that crash life too!

[@2listening1]

9:48 I thought it was going to be about a feeding tube explosion at first.

[@carlaschurman4508]

You are so brave to take on air travel. 👍 My Irish gets up a tad when faced with rudeness or disregard of my limitations while traveling. 💕 2. Ollie and his puppy. Just makes my heart happy. He is so smart and sweet and cute. 3. You truly help me get through. And I DO try to laugh every day. Smiles, hugs and Love. 👋

[@glendaruff125]

In Charlotte, you can get pre screened for your flight. Don't know how that works for feedings.

[@theothersidetome1032]

You were literally so close to my home. I wish I could have met you all!❤️

[@kittymervine6115]

what a lovely trip!!! It's quality not quantity! I have a "thing" tomorrow, and I know that I'll power through it (It is a tour of Rudyard Kiplings house, it's in VERMONT! He wrote the Jungle Book there), but the timing is right at my nap/rest time! As small as that is, I know my adrenaline will carry me through and I need to take the next day OFF. But it is worth it.....and COTTON SHEETS DO ROCK!

[@kristicameron1926]

Love you guys glad you're trip still worked out can't wait for a day I can meet you guys

[@jasongates-]

Glad you got home safely.

[@nomadnarcoleptic]

Absolutely LOVED all the clips at the end!! 🙌🏼💕

[@ravenc9020]

Airports are the worst for chronically ill/disabled people. Even when i was a little kid, airport security was unkind to me. They constantly tried to tell us we couldn’t take my wheelchair on the plane (when we knew we could, and had proof that we could) and would often separate me from my parents to pat me down. It sucks :/

[@cherijane3776]

I wish I could meet you all in person I love you guys so much! ❤❤❤ Great fun trip.

[@Missjose2023]

I love the outtrow to Day, and i love to follow you 3 on your eventur. Hugs from Josefine from Denmark

[@terristhriftyfinds]

I think the airport needs some medical information provided to them. Especially that its so nice for you and others to be able to fly with no problems. It was a very snowy day today here in Indy. Question Mary, do you get air sickness?

[@kittymervine6115]

also rest up, but I did order one of those amazing sweatshirts, so LOOKING forward to having it. I love shirts with the terry feel inside. Not too hot, just right. So when you FEEL BETTER, pack one up and send it on! :)

[@YoumatterDragonfly]

I scroll down the the comments and see only 2 comments. I'm like, what the French toast.. then I scroll back up and see just a few views, no likes or dislikes. I was sooo confused. Then I realized, I'm pretty early 😂

[@jamiesingleton2844]

Maybe next time when you fly just have your feeding tube totally disconnected. Just your button and fly with all the other stuff. Then you could even hook up once you are through security. No pat down that way.

[@heathersmith4774]

Peter I like how your hair looked when you got home. For some reason it made you look younger! I am a hairdresser so I tend to look at peoples hair, so forgive me for noticing. As always Mary I wish you a better day today than you had yesterday! God bless you both!

[@ebonymarie7016]

Get some R & R when you get home. I am the same way after long trips. Your lungs will appreciate you later if you rest :)

[@bettyarmontrout3218]

Darn so close and missed ya. 😊

[@allisonshafer8163]

What airport did you all travel with? My sister has a service dog as well and we always have trouble traveling with him because well, you guys know why but it seemed like you guys had such an easy time with your service dog/ feeding tubes etc. thanks!

[@annlidslot8212]

Dear Family Frey, Having seen you out travelingmakes me happpy and I hope that the crash wont bee to severe. Being someone that has lung issues (not CF) my hart cryes when you Mary have your choughing fits because I know how hard it is, how draing it is and how much it hurts. Even before my lungs stoped to do what they are suposed to I have some problems after a car accident. There came a time when I had decide between keeping my independence and how hard the traveling crash was going to be. I decided that I had to swallow my pride and start to use the disbility friendly help at all airports. Usually that meens that I ask for wheeelchair assistance. Sometimes there will be a person driving me (chair or buggy). Take me through security bording and to the plane. When I arrive the same servce but fliped. My husband usually comes with meand get the same priority service. I taste bitter every time but I have to admit that I dont arrive completlt ded on my feet. Maybe somthing to consider for yournext tripp. Yiou three live your life as you can and I will se your antics in your vlog My Best regards, Ann

[@annlidslot8212]

Please forgive my typos. Non-American Here. Most important typo is in the end. You three live your lives as hard as you can

[@trishab2147]

That was a quick trip!

[@humblehelper8903]

You guys need to do that more 😊.

[@2listening1]

8:30 A beautiful, "cloudescent" sky! :) #CLOUDESCENT #FREYLEXICON ;)

[@rebeccaingram980]

Hope the rest of your journey back home was uneventful. I'm having a surgical j tube placed tomorrow (laparoscopic hopefully) have you got any tips/advice? Xx

[@elizabethquinn1343]

I agree. It’s a respect thing. When I traveled during my cancer treatment I asked a tsa agent if I could leave my hat on which they said was fine only to be screamed at by another tsa agent. It was embarrassing to be yelled at in that way. If they had told me nicely I would have taken it off but it’s a sensitivity thing.

[@michellehasty1038]

I think it would be nice if the security screeners did have a little training about medical equipment/devices! You'd think they might just so they can tell if someone tries to sneak through with something suspicious!

[@hearsthewater]

That might be a good suggestion to make to the airport; education for the workers in the lines for medical issues.

[@AP-sx4nx]

Thanks for sharing the crazy obstacles ✈️ us chronically ill 😷patients have to go through in a airport. Hahaha and regular people 😜 think they have it hard...I don’t think so people. Ollie 🐶rocks🐄 and so do you 😎🤢 both!!!! Love ❤️ will conquer absolutely anything and everything!!!!!🌗

[@FridayFrida]

I could so use some of your strength right now. I suffer from anxiety and panic attacks (also Aspergers) and I am going on a plane for the first time in 10 years, I think, from Sweden to San Francisco, tomorrow morning, and I am freaking out a bit right now, its time for bed soon. I get claustrophobic and I am tall so I don't fit in the seats very well, and that is a long flight!!! And I cant get off! I hate that. I am a non believer so I obviously don't pray. (everyone do as they see fit, I believe) I am going to train my labradoodle Millicent to be my service dog once she is old enough, she is just a puppy right now so she is staying with my mom and dad, I would have loved to have her with, even though she isn't trained, she still calms me down. Sorry for ranting, made me feel a bit better though.

[@acfeltgen]

Friday Studios Good luck!! Try to think of how you will feel once you arrived! You'll do great :)

[@FridayFrida]

Felti123 thank you!