Originally Posted by TierFlyer
Look, of course there are exceptions.
But none (and I am confident in that guesstimate) of those people are posting here, nor are they frequent flyers.
And, frankly, if you've not got salivary glands then perhaps you shouldn't be flying. If you've got (as one fellow on my ORD/DEL plane) dystentary and can't be more than 30 seconds from a bathroom, then perhaps you shouldn't be flying.
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Wow ....Im sorry but after reading your post I am so angry Im not sure what I am capable of saying without ranting. Are you suggesting that because someone has a medical problem that requires them to be well watered they shouldnt take a flight. If you are then I would suggest to you that you pull your head out of.....
well ....never mind
I am REQUIRED because of lymph node removal with breast cancer surgery to drink alot of fluids in the air to prevent lymphedema. I am also REQUIRED to keep the related arm well moisturized .Is it your contention that I , nor thousands upon thousands of women in similiar circumstances shouldnt fly???????????? I cannot believe the callousness and blatant ignorance contained in your statement.
A person with a salivary gland disorder is simply required to drink alot of fluids. He/she has a condition!!! They otherwise have a normal life, within the limitations of that condition.
May the gods be kind enough to you to never inflict you with any medical issues .