"Donald Newcomb" wrote in message
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> "Sue and Kevin Mullen" wrote in message
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>> Considering that Jay has never been seasick under some rough conditions,
>> I would consider taking any medication ahead of time to be overkill. I
>> don't like taking medicine that I don't need.
>
> An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Take a Bonine (meclazine
> sp?) before you go to bed. The worst it will do is make you thursty. If
> you
> find you don't need it, don't take any more. I don't get sick but I do get
> pretty cranky when I have to hold onto my soup bowl to keep it from
> sliding
> off the table. I always carry a little meclazine, even if it's just for my
> wife who gets really seasick.
>
> --
> Donald R. Newcomb
> DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net
>
I'll repeat my previous post with slight modification.
This is NOT always good advice. One of the potential side effects of Bonine
is nausea (go figure), which is exactly what it does to my wife. It also
makes her sleepy ( and this is the non-drowsy formula). So in her case, an
ounce of prevention is a pound of PAIN.
--
Greg
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