"She was speaking in a voice, reading a full page from a guide and determined that because it was not pre-approved medical equipment I possibly could not utilize the pump at my seat," Brahos told NBC News. Because she spent hours exploring logistical issues, such as what airplanes had electrical outlets, and talking on the telephone with airline representatives to guarantee the device was allowed onboard mom is particularly angry. Her husband and she actually forked out extra cash therefore a stranger would not need to be next to her when she used the unit to make sure they had be seated next to each other. Brahos received a voucher at the airport after because she needs the flight "to allow parents do what they need to do." she complained about her treatment, and is preparing to file a formal complaint [Photo credit: Pumpman2 / Wikimedia Commons]
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