ginger gum and have him look at everything but the rocking boat
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Motion sickness affects some people differently. Some get it and some don’t. For me I find it’s getting worse as I get older. Simply walking across a moving conveyor on an assembly line can make me want to throw up.
Things like Dramamine and anything with ginger can help.
I have used the bracelets/watches that send electrical pulses into your wrist to be the most effective when it comes to being on a boat and getting motion sickness. I was the most skeptical fisherman years ago off the coast of Hawaii when the caption suggested one to me. The thing works like a charm. The charge and timing can be manually set. The one I wear you adjust it on your wrist until the charge is felt in you middle finger. I know this sounds crazy but.......Comment
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Stay hydrated and cool. The worst thing that can happen out there is getting hot and dehydrated from puking.Comment
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I've never been seasick....................
But, I can sure sympathize with those that get it................
I've seen grown men, begging to die...........
Marines, just think they're tough.............
To your question..... Talk with a Dr.......................Comment
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I'm not sure where you are leaving out of but what I see on my apps for Port A show 4ft+ seas this coming weekend, I would not intentionally take a 6 yr old (or me) out in those seas on any vessel but I admit I've gotten pretty soft in my old age.
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Just tell him, "Suck it up buttercup, this is fishing boy".
Maybe that's why my son is late for fishing always.
Good luck.Comment
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Thanks for all the replies guys....I think I am going to rub a lime on his bare feet while he is chewing benadryl enhanced ginger gum and putting bracelets on his arms and ankles.Comment
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That should cover it LolComment
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Ask the Captain if he can steer the boat.
It's worked for me and my Grandson. Something about having control.Comment
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