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I was told no air travel past the 20 week point.. because of mandatory bedrest. ...but no mention of driving, especially with frequent stops.. hmm.. good question.
Have you talked to your Dr about it? Might be good to give them a call and see what they say.
IMO It might be too close to your delivery date. Most twins are born earlier and you dont want to risk being so far away from home or in the middle of nowhere if you start having contractions, etc. Not sure end of May will work for you. Again though, ask your Dr and see what they say.
Grats to your Sister 
If the Doc says no, too close... maybe your sister could bump up the date a little or postpone til after? Is everything booked and ready to go?
I was told no travel over an hour away after 28 weeks. I had zero complications and went past 38 weeks but that was the rule. The reason was if I went into labor and wound up delivering along the way not only would I be away from my doctor but then what? The babies would be in a random NICU along the route and I'd be stuck trying to figure out how to stay close to them.
I don't mean to be a downer but there is a very good chance your OB will say no way. I want you to be prepared to hear possible bad news. Good luck!
I don't mean to be a downer but there is a very good chance your OB will say no way. I want you to be prepared to hear possible bad news. Good luck!
So, not to add to the bad news, but my guess is it's a no. And as a "worst case scenario", I was a bridesmaid in a good friend's wedding that was thankfully here in town. Rehearsal dinner Thursday night, water broke Friday morning, babies arrived Saturday morning just a few hours before her ceremony. I was 29w6d. Really glad the wedding was in town and I was at my house with my doctor and my hospital. My babies spent 7 weeks in the NICU and I can't imagine if we'd been stuck hours from home.
