Urgent Visit to The Medical Centre Between Cruises - Will Ali Be Allowed to Reboard?
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I feel quite confident that you're in safe hands and they had all the equipment all the gears there
we've saved ourselves the stress and uh and we've got the okay from the ship to get back on as well
it was pretty thorough I was very impressed
we did the right thing even though we were in a little bit of dma
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On the final day of the first leg of our first back to back cruise, Ali developed a toothache which looked like being an abscess. She would not have been able to get through the second cruise without medication so we had to decide whether to make a trip to our regular dentist or see the Medical Centre on board. If we went to the Medical Centre on board there was a chance that they may not have passed her fit to do the second cruise but we may not have been able to get an appointment at our regular dentist to get the medication. What did we do? How did it turn out? And was she allowed to reboard. Watch the video to find out. You can also find lots more information on our website at www.robandali.net Thanks for supporting us and take care. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to watch more of our Cruise and Travel adventures.