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 Exactly! Life is full of choices, and it's up to us to decide how we want to respond to the challenges and obstacles that come our way. We can choose to wallow in self-pity and feel sorry for ourselves, or we can choose to get up, fight, and make the best out of the situation. It's all about having a positive mindset, taking action, and being resilient in the face of adversity. I had two choices when I found myself displaced in an unfamiliar city without any real family caring for   my first and only newborn baby unexpectedly born at 4 1/2 months 21-22 weeks up against all odds , attached to oxygen .  I could have stayed in our  hotel room, waiting for a place to become available, or I could have taken the initiative to leave the hotel, socialize, meet new friends volunteering ( join the Black infant mortality task force of Hillsborough ) , and work on mastering my skills Tampa Bay Community Network -TBCN while patiently waiting for an apartment that my heart desired for my so

 No short Cuts :  Attention to Details  Traveling with a medically complex infant on oxygen can be a daunting task, but with careful planning and preparation, it is possible to have a safe and enjoyable trip. Here are some tips and considerations to keep in mind when embarking on a travel adventure with your little one: 1. Consult with your healthcare provider: Before making any travel plans, it is crucial to consult with your child's healthcare provider. They can assess your infant's medical condition and provide guidance on whether it is safe to travel. They may also offer specific recommendations or precautions to take during the journey. 2. Research your destination: When choosing a travel destination, it is essential to consider the availability of medical facilities and resources. Look for hospitals or clinics that specialize in pediatric care and have experience dealing with infants on oxygen. Additionally, research the accessibility of oxygen supplies and equipment at y