04-22-2007, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by daWoods
It's never been a serious problem. Maybe a little queasy for the first day or so if the seas are rough. If it gets too bad, dramamine does the trick. I find the key is to stay outside with a horizon until I get my sea legs. A bigger problem is stopping weaving when we get off the ship.  |
The secret to having sea legs on land is..........believe it or not..........take more cruises. I used to have this feeling on land after almost every cruise till I had about 20 or so, and since then I have not felt the weaving sensation on land.
I'm lucky that I do not get sea sick and my better half sometimes does. She has an electronic wrist band that she now uses in heavy seas. 
Rick |
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