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"Assuming everything went according to plan, Emmett, Rory, and I should be Florida-bound right now. Which means I&amp;#039;m probably worrying about THIS. The last two times we flew somewhere, Emmett wound up getting an ear infection during our trip. Granted, he was sick preceding both of those trips and it could have just been a coincidence. He&amp;#039;s was perfectly healthy before this trip, and still ... I wanted to ask his pediatrician for a prescription for antibiotics, just in case. Emmett&amp;#039;s doctor isn&amp;#039;t anti-medicine, but she definitely errs on the side of letting things clear up on their own. The main reason I didn&amp;#039;t ask was that I assumed the doctor would laugh me out of her office. I felt a little crazy for even thinking about getting a prescription for my un-sick baby. But I know if he does get an ear infection, I&amp;#039;m going to really, really wish I had one. Taking a sick baby to a strange clinic sounds like the opposite of a relaxing vacation. Plus, we&amp;#039;ll be at an all-inclusive resort\u2014that we definitely didn&amp;#039;t anticipate leaving\u2014so won&amp;#039;t have a car.  Would it have been crazy to ask Emmett&amp;#039;s pediatrician for an antibiotics prescription even though he&amp;#039;s 100 percent healthy? What are the chances that Emmett&amp;#039;s going to get another ear infection? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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