How to Tackle It! A few years ago while hanging out on the high seas enjoying well deserved time with my friends, I suddenly felt lethargic, sick to my stomach and began to sweat uncontrollably. At first I thought it was just the summer sun; so I had a sip of water but that didn’t calm much down. I didn’t know what was going on until my friend told me these symptoms were from
seasickness also known as motion sickness. I have never had sea sickness before but apparently in conjunction with the beaming sun and the heat seasickness is more prominent. Learning from that hard lesson I now listen to my body; so now before boarding any watercraft I check the tides to see if extra precautions should be taken. If need be or if I’m uncertain of anything I remember the 9 things I do if I feel seasick or think seasickness is in the near future:
So now that you have my lesson to learn by, follow my tips to avoid any mishaps as far as seasickness goes and enjoy your entire trip without any bumps in the road or the waters I should say.