Airplane Travel
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Hello: I haven't been here for a while, although I check on the discussions. Question. I am traveling in a couple days. By Air it is a 2 hour flight. I had THR R 7 months ago. Doing pretty good. Go to Gym and ride Bike every other day, working Real Estate and doing fine walking. But wondering if I need to ware the Support Stalking on flight. Don't want to, but wonder if I should? It is Denver Airport and a long, long long walk.
I thought If I got up on the plane and walked arouond each 1/2 hour I should be Ok withoug them? Any suggestions appreciated.
Thanks
Stacy U.S
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AlexandriaGizmo stacy17516
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Hi Stacey well done you, I'm not sure if you should be wearing them at all but my opinion would be maybe get some of the lighter weight ones, you can get the ones by Scholl that you can't tell their support tights, either way have a fantastic time and enjoy it without worrying
Ink_blot stacy17516
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Rocketman_SG6UK stacy17516
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I found taking a folding walking stick with me on holiday as a precaution helped me, I used it in the airport, it helps in getting a seat to wait for the plane, and the staff tend to be more helpful to you..
Graham
diannesk stacy17516
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I always wear compression "socks" (kind that go to ankle and put socks over it) when flying. In my opinion, it can always be good to wear. The ones I wear are 15 - 20 mmHG compression. They can help a lot, too, when walking. In fact, my husband I and wear them when we are walking all day.
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maree32074 stacy17516
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I took some woolen sock on board and wore them during the flight as well as exercising my feet sitting down and also walked around during the flight.
Enjoy your flight/holiday.
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