Need medical Transportation

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:11:37 again. Sorry, didn't read your update (PP?, you mean OP?).
Can you ask your neighbor or work colleague? For driving my sick friend, there was me (the friend), plus a neighbor and a work colleague. When it's really important, few people will have the heart to refuse! Especially now that some are already vaccinated.

My bad, I did mean OP. I did ask two colleagues and and another new friend. Unfortunately, a) this is for egg retrieval and there's no predicting what day and time it would be b) in all probability they would need to take time off of work. One of the two colleagues is single and sole caretaker for her mom, making it complicated. I have tried, and its unfortunately not working out.

[Anonymous]

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/598450.page#9879580

The last response on the link used one of these types of services. I was almost in a similar situation, and though I didn't end up needing them, I found the thread helpful.

[Anonymous]

OP, I would offer to drive you myself. I did this for a friend (not even a close friend but we had the shared experience of undergoing IVF). I sent her really good juju, and prayed for a great outcome.

He's now two.

[Anonymous]

If you can afford it hire a doula.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I would offer to drive you myself. I did this for a friend (not even a close friend but we had the shared experience of undergoing IVF). I sent her really good juju, and prayed for a great outcome.

He's now two.

That's really kind and sweet of you! Here's me sending some good and lucky vibes your way <3

[Anonymous]

As promised, just wanted to update this thread in case anyone else needed the info.

I used MTS Medical Transportation post my egg retrieval. However they did end up coming 30 minutes late. Two other good options I found were Unique Hands, and Capital Area Transport. MTS had aligned better with my schedule though.

Hope this helps!