OK Sandra,

I know it is stressful to travel with kids let a lone a Cah kid.

 

 I don't know if this will help. but I have travelled and lived out of the country with my CAH SW boys in a 3rd world county for 2 winters.

I have had interesting stories, BUT  the most important is that  if YOU know what to do in an Emergency and should feel confident to  follow through  somewhere else, as here in you country.

I did have emergency eveacuation insurance $240 a year for a family. Instead of $17,000 for an air ambulance.

I had one situation, and it was touch and go, I called them at midnight, and they coouln't air lift till dawn.

VERY luckily the antibiotics kiccked in and they made it. I would be happy to  let you know about travelling with CAH  kids, I have been doing it for many years with GREAT! success. I feel it is very important to  exposes all childern to  as many different ways of life and cultures as possible, CAH shouldn't stop you!

Hope this helps

Kathryn