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		|  10-08-2005, 02:11 AM | #1 |  
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				 | Joe,
 Of the many times you went fishing with me this past summer, your best day as far as not getting too sick was when you wore the patch thingies behind your ears.  You were ok that day.  The other days I was worried about you.  Thought you were going to go home with some homemade stitches that I would have to put in after you knocked your head on something from falling asleep when you were sick.  You get head sick, I never saw you puke or anything.
 
 Of course the slower the fishing is the worse the sickness is.  And when the fishing picks up it isn't as bad.....that just human.
 
 So for now stick to those ear things.
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Jon,  24' Nauset-Green Topsides, Beamie, North River.  Channel 68/69. MSBA, NIBA
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		|  10-08-2005, 06:26 AM | #2 |  
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				 | Scopalmine, or something like that, is the ear patch.  Many people I know who get seasick feel that it is definitely the best weapon out there at this time.  Prescription only, if I'm remembering correctly. |  
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		|  10-08-2005, 06:31 AM | #3 |  
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				 | Spence, the prunes are the most important part. Listening to how severe Notaro's seasickness problem is, I would recommend eating at least a 1/2 pound of prunes instead of a 1/4. Again, I hope this helps. |  
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		|  10-08-2005, 07:47 PM | #4 |  
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				Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Newton, MA 
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					Originally Posted by Rappin Mikey
					
				 Spence, the prunes are the most important part. Listening to how severe Notaro's seasickness problem is, I would recommend eating at least a 1/2 pound of prunes instead of a 1/4. Again, I hope this helps. |  prunes?! oh man. |  
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		|  10-08-2005, 09:03 AM | #5 |  
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	www.transdermscop.comQuote: 
	
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					Originally Posted by Pete_G
					
				 Scopalmine, or something like that, is the ear patch.  Many people I know who get seasick feel that it is definitely the best weapon out there at this time.  Prescription only, if I'm remembering correctly. |   for the patch form of scopolamine.
 www.motionsickness.net  for Scopace which is the pill form of scopolamine. |  
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		|  10-08-2005, 12:46 PM | #6 |  
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				 | Bah, when you feel sick, chug a can of warm coke and projectile it over the side. 
You'll feel a million bucks after that and won't have to worry about being sick the rest of the ride.     
Works every time if the Gulf Stream is nasty going to Bermuda.    |  
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		|  10-09-2005, 08:36 PM | #7 |  
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				Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Newton, MA 
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					Originally Posted by beamie
					
				 Joe,
 Of the many times you went fishing with me this past summer, your best day as far as not getting too sick was when you wore the patch thingies behind your ears.  You were ok that day.  The other days I was worried about you.  Thought you were going to go home with some homemade stitches that I would have to put in after you knocked your head on something from falling asleep when you were sick.  You get head sick, I never saw you puke or anything.
 
 Of course the slower the fishing is the worse the sickness is.  And when the fishing picks up it isn't as bad.....that just human.
 
 So for now stick to those ear things.
 |  yup, i like those. these helped me to avoid puking if the weather is choppy. |  
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