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Old 04-27-2008, 05:23 PM #1
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Default Flying in a Airplane with TN
My son is in ny going to school and is having his showcase in may .I have Tn would i be able to fly with Tn or would it agravate the Tn?I live in florida so we are talking about a 2 and half hour filght. Any one with suggestions would be welcome. I know i could drive as well but prie of gas and the time it takes to get there seems flying would be better !! But i dont want my TN to get worse .
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Rose
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