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I have a problem with cars and a smooth suspension, it makes me more prone to get s*ck. Anyways, I rode in my grandfathers car, while my mother was driving, because her car was not working at the time. I sucked it up and rode to school.
It was okay, but then I noticed my stomach felt like it was doing little cartwheels and I looked over to my mom and said, "we should pull over". It got worse. Nothing painful, actually kind of weird. And so I just dry heaved about4 times, not actual vomit. I was so hungry around lunch time, I ate a huge italian sub [img]smileys/smilies_04.gif[/img].
Laughing in between. I know call me weird lol, but I i just told myself outloud, "face your fear" and I just let my body do what it had to do. And it wasn't so bad. In fact, it felt like an epiphany had occured. I realized I can get through it, when its over, its over. Yes its uncomfortable, gross but it happens.
I didn't fight, because I realize, if I did, it made it worse.
So there goes my little motion sickness exprience.
I now know if I ever ride in a car or something like that, I'll get some dramine.
Good luck everyone and keep well
-Theresa
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I'd say that's a wonderful triumph! Congrats! Well done!!
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hey roxy, what do you mean by smooth suspension? is that when you go over bumps and the card just kinda floats like a roller coaster instead of getting bumpy, so you kinda bounce? cause if that's the case I totally get nervous in a car like that!
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^ Yes, I think that's what was meant.
At least that's what I percieve from it.
I hated riding in that car...*shudders* so many bounces and elevator drops.
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roxystar that's awesome! congratulations!
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There's no such thing a "mini triumph". You did great roxystar![img]smileys/smilies_01.gif[/img]
~Luna
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It's great to hear that, Theresa!
If I went through that, I probably wouldn't be able to eat again until about dinner time.
