I must add that softness gets sick if she goes to the cafe on the corner, in the back of a car. Front she is fine as a pax. She therefore already tried almost anything available, that is why I posted the question. Maybe somewhere, someone found something that works for them.
Visited three pharmacies, but to no avail.kraaines wrote:there is a brand of pilletjie available from the UAE that helps my softness with the effects (dizinil)
The reason why she doesn't like it. She tried the Stugeron Forté, cause it is supposed to not make you drowsy, but we can't seem to find it anymoreppakotze wrote:Stugeron for sea sickness,make sure you have it in your stomach long enough before the time, otherwise it comes out with the rest. Not for the pilot though as it could make you drowsy.
. Our previous "long" flight to Mabula she took two cans of ginger beer with. Sipped it through the flight, and it helped a bit. Maybe the carbonated version is not such a good idea. On Sunday she forgot it at home.Wart wrote:Try ginger preserve and ginger beer
For Sunday she got some capsules from the pharmacist at Dischem - forgot the name. The trip to Nylstroom was fine and smooth, and with the help of our little friends she was fine. I also flew a bit higher which also helped, but I don't like.
- boring.She took another capsule when we returned round about 11:00. She joined Tinkerbell for the flight back. It was then a bit bumpy, - because of turbulence
- which was not good. She said round about the Cullinan area - about an hours flight - things started to get nasty again, but she managed.- Softness 2.jpg (84.17 KiB) Viewed 1493 times
