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believe it or not lemons or lemonaide work for some
people. I don't know why it just does. I tried it when I
was out on a fishing boat on a trip that was very rough
and it worked for me. I ususally don't have probelms with
that though. How bad it is sailing really depends on the
boat. Cats don't tend to be as rough because of the way
they take waves. You get front to back motion but no side
to side motion.
Vern
s/v Nirvelli
On Wed, 5 Jul 2006 07:20:55 -0400
ccoates <> wrote:
>
> OK guys, I have got a question on being sea sick. My
>daughter and I went kayaking yesterday near Kailua,
>according to our guide the water was smooth. Well, not
>for me. I won't go into any detail, I will just say I
>got sick a few times. How bad is sea sickness when you
> sail, and what do most folks do to get rid of it, and
>how long does it last before you get your sea legs?
>
> TIA
>
> Chris
>
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