sick children
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The air is recirculated on a cruise ship. If your kids have any airborne illnesses, they should not go on a cruise. They will get many other passengers sick. It is beyond me why people bring kids on a cruise anyway. Leave them at home and go without them.
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I don't mean to sound harsh, but why on earth didn't you purchase the insurance, especially with children? As far as bringing the children; ask yourself this: Would I want my family exposed to a nasty virus while we were on a cruise vacation. No one ever thinks they'll need the insurance until something like this unfortunately happens.
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I don't think giving Evie the advice that she should have purchases insurance is very helpfull - I think she know that and doesn't need to come here to hear it.<BR><BR>Put me in that spot and I'd take the kids anyway. The most contagious state for any flu is before the flu actually strikes (I believe - I'm not a Doctor). Taking them on an airplane and then a ship shouldn't be a threat to the other people - the only concern would be how sick (tired, weak, etc) the children are feeling.
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Hi Evie,<BR><BR>Sad to hear of your dilemma.<BR><BR>I would listen to Faina and take your children to their pediatrician.<BR><BR>I for one would certainly not take a chance with a sick child on a cruise. Especially if they have a fever. Just the flight alone may may make them pass-out. If the children get very sick on a cruise are you ready to send them to a foreign hospital? You may spend quite a bit more than what you lost on the cruise attempting to get them off a ship and fly them home. Fight connections from foreign countries may not be an instant thing.<BR><BR>All of what I said may be unfounded. They may not be that sick at all. See what their pediatrican has to say.<BR><BR>Good luck,<BR><BR>Paul



