[TheHomesteader]

I'm in NYC and we're driving to ATL. It's a long story involving relocating unexpectedly at 4 months pregnant, and needing to tie a few things up before heading down south permanently.

So we'll be driving this weekend 15 hours to ATL. And by we, I mean my husband will probably do 80% of the driving. My midwives are cool with it provided I stay hydrated and stop often.

But what about just being comfortable? I'm already leaning back all the time or sitting up so straight it looks like I'm sitting on an exercise ball. Any tips on stretches or travel tricks? I could use a little advice to keep sane.

The Creative Homestead

[jinni]

It is not good in this condition. It can be dangerous. You be careful about this.

[AngelaMays]

You should be extra careful because as what I have read but for you here are some useful tips:
You should first visit your doctor, keep snacks and water ready for you, make sure to take breaks while travelling, wear comfortable, loose clothes for your trip, and a Careful driving. Hope you will arrive to your destination with no hassle/ complications

Take care:
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[cmarshall]

It would not be good but if you really have to, then you are left with absolutely no choice. What you could probably do is pay your doctor a visit first so he/she is informed should there be a need for an emergency call.

Also, you could ask for tips by which it would alleviate the whole situation for you. Keep snacks, water and essentials within reach. It is best to have breaks in between, just to cope with the stress.

[tariq456]

I think it is not good to travel in this condition .