Do you suffer from motion sickness?

None of the above

All of the above.I cant even sleep in a camper trailer, the slightest movement sends me reeling. It's an awful thing to have. I think dramamine helps the best. I have also tried ginger tea and ginger tablets, they help some, but dramamine works best for me, it's also a good sleep aid.

I've never been out on the open sea to know...but none of the rest.

No. I've gotten car sick once in my life, when I had a cold and we were driving to Hana in Maui. I had some motion sickness once on a carnival ride. That's about it.

Car, sometimes. Never on a plane or a ferry.

Back when I was younger I couldn't read in a vehicle and sometimes got feeling a little fuzzy around the edges when riding in the back of the car... I could ride roller coasters and fly and even go on boats. Now in the last few years I can no longer even do these. I can't even ride in those rides that the chair moves while you look at a screen. I get deathly sick if I ride one of those. I have tried to ask doctors about this but they pretty much ignore it by saying well don't ride them.....

Not at all. I've heard that ginger -- especially ginger caps -- are good for any kind of motion sickness.

Car sickness only if I read..then I feel like crap. But generally, no. I don't know if I get air sickness because I've never flown..but we shall find out soon enough, eh?

Yes, though it happens very rarely now. As a kid I used to get car sick, but that faded over time. I think not riding in the backseat helps that a lot. I don't usually get sick on boats, but there was this infamous whale watch I went on with rough seas, where 1/3 the people on the boat puked and I felt pretty nauseous. I've never gotten nauseous or sick on a commercial airline, but I do get a bit queasy flying in small planes.

As a kid, they used to give me Dramamine, which seemed to work. Though, I think it makes you drowsy. As an adult, I've tried pressing that acupressure spot on my wrist. If it it worked, it didn't work that great.

Sea, but only if its a little row boat kinda thing.......... big ships I am fine with ........ dramamine is good

I was in the 3rd or 4th grade and got sick when someone lit a cigar in the car on the drive from Sequim back to Walla Walla. I was with my cousin and one of his friends instead of the bus.

That was the last and only time and , believe me, it wasn't the motion. He stopped the car in time.

Just car and it can be really bad.

I tried these little wrist bands that put pressure on both wrists in the pressure point. Didn't work.

No, and I only get airsick on descent.

Not since I was a kid. When I was under ten, we used to go on these summer camping trips. My brother and I would get to go to the local comic shop and buy big stacks of comic books for the trip. Reading comics on long car trips would tend to make me a bit nauseous after a while sometimes.

Another time we were on my uncle's boat and it broke down. We spent quite a while adrift while repairs were made. With the engine hatch open, the smell of diesel fuel was wafting about and I was hungry. That was kind of nauseating too.

No I'm lucky I don't because I just love travel by air boat or car!

No thankfully not, all though i took a ride on a deep sea fishing boat and i felt ill but never threw up

I used to get sick easily as a kid, but I grew out of that. Sometimes I'll get a bit car sick if I read (while someone else drives, of course...)

Yeah... I was to cheap to buy them, they were like $8!

No.

Dramamine helps.

I was desperate.

I have it badly. I have tried everything natural. Nothing will work, so I have gone back to Dramimine, the none drousy type works great.

I love to go by boat and plane...and car...too....

only when I am pregnant

Ginger

Not that I am aware of and have not gotten sick

None of the above.

> Just car and it can be really bad.

Hey, he looks familiar! Smiley Central?

Yep! I saw yours too.

None of the above.

When I went on my dad's trawler for the first time I was really seasick as it was so choppy. You get over it.

I've had car sickness.

I've also suffered from pretty severe land sickness after a week on a houseboat.