How do I stop vomiting while travelling in Car?
Vomiting during travel is due to the inertia factor. While traveling, especially over hills, winding roads or even rickety roads, people who are not much habituated to such travel tend to vomit. This is because, when travelling though our body moves as per the motion of the vehicle, we try to keep our head upright. This creates a contra situation and churning effect resulting in vomiting.Empty stomach, Only liquid filled stomach too much sour or acidic food all add up to this.There are some proven tips to reduce the problem.1.Never start a journey on empty stomach. Take a little food,probably steamed and without oil,with some salt.2.Take some water or liquid, but keep some part of stomach free- i.e do not eat or drink stomachfull.3. Have a good night's sleep before starting the journey.4. If there is a slight indication of a headache, take a headache medicine immediately, so that it does not aggravate.5. As far as possible break and take a few minutes rest in between by coming out and stretching legs or taking a few steps. A very light snack in roadside restaurant in between also can help both ways6. Chew or sip little by little a candy or a peppermint toffee throughout till you are sure that you will not vomit.7.Take deep breath frequently.8. Do not travel watching sights on the sides. Instead focus your vision straight in front on the road.If you feel discomfort, try to lie down closing your eyes.9. In case vomiting is inevitable, allow that, do not try to stop. Let the whole go out so that you feel comfortable. Then take some water and a candy immediately.10. If nothing of the above are helping, before the next journey, consult a doctor and take the medicines prescribed him as advisedSource: How to avoid vomiting during traveling by Van or Car?
Can my parents stop me from traveling when i'm 18?
Hi Misa Once you are 18 in most of the world you are legally concered an adult which means you can do anything you want without even telling your parents. After 18 a parent can't make any decision for you. Your parents have no rights to make any decision for you once your an adult. I hope this helped and goodluck :) and have fun!
Can my parents stop me from traveling abroad?
When I was 15 I was an Exchange Student in a small Asian country. When I returned, at 16, I purchased airfare with money I earned at my job to return (With my parents OK). I am now 17 and my parents are threatening to 'cancel my trip'. They know I have plans to attend two weddings, go to my prom, volunteer, go on 4 trips, and not to mention work as an intern with the UN, however they are still holding this over my head, even though everything from the tickets itself to visa fees have been fully funded by myself. Since the threats have begun, I have my passport hidden in my floor boards, but the problem is, my mom used her credit card to pay for the ticket, and I simply transferred the sum to her account after it was paid. Can she still cancel the ticket? And if she does, she can't legally keep the money, right? Am I right to believe that if I fully fund my trip that she shouldn't dictate whether I go or not (especially when she already agreed to it)? Category
How can I put up with travelling abroad with my mom when all she does is yell at me?
Leave her at home!!
My mom travels for work and i miss her and how do i get her to come home.?
Honey, I KNOW how things are tough all over. With people out of work barely making ends meet & it seems a LOT of people are going thru hardships of one kind or another. Like if it's not one thing it's another! IF you don't have one of those cameras you can see one another & talk to one another like being in the same room together, that is one thing I would say would be a MUST for the two of you. Since she does have a job where she's not home a lot, that at least would be perfect for you & would be the next best thing to almost reaching out & touching her. So if you don't have one, ask her if she would consider getting one & that would be a BIG HELP to you. I have 3 adult children now, but I so well know when a child is not feeling well, MOM is the ONLY thing that helps make you feel better. There's nothing like your mom to help take away ALL hurts, even when you're an adult. My kids call me & thank me for being there for them. I've told them I love them ALL unconditionally & am & WILL ALWAYS be there/here for them. My middle Son lost his beautiful 14 yr. old daughter in a car accident a couple yrs. ago. He'll be driving down the road & get an anxiety attack thinking of her. He ALWAYS pulls over & calls me to "walk him thru it". He said he just needed me to talk to to help make him feel better. So no matter how old you are, your mom is the one you go to as you KNOW their love will help you feel better. I would give ANYTHING in this world to take "that hurt" away from him, & it hurt me so bad I couldn't do it plus also feeling my own hurt just made it double on my end. There's just a "special bond" between a mom & her child & one day you too will no doubt know how it feels regardless of your age it's just there nonetheless. Your mom misses you just as much as you miss her, just KNOW that. The biggest thing I could suggest is getting one of those cameras if you don't already have one. That to me would be the next closest thing to having her rite there with you & she's ALWAYS with you in your heart & mind. Take care, Sweetie, feel better soon & see if you can get one of those cameras, I think that would really be a big help...the BEST to you...:)
My mom is travelling to Bahrain via Sharjah, from India. She only needs to make 1 or 2 phone calls. Would international roaming be needed?
It is not the question of number of calls, it is whether you want to use the phone or not.She might find it more convenient to use a pay phone instead. This will require her to carry a credit card, and for you to inform the card company of your international travel in advance ) else, they might block the card when used outside the country, suspecting it to have got stolen.
What do I do, I'm 24 and my family won't let me travel to see my boyfriend?
Explore your options.It’s not clear how or why you say your parents won’t “let” you travel to see your boyfriend. Since you’re 24, then there are very few places in the world (if any) where your parents can legally prohibit you from leaving your home to travel. It’s not totally clear from your question whether you live with your parents or on your own, and whether they’re trying to keep you from leaving using financial, mental or physical pressure.If it’s financial pressure, then the obvious solution is to earn more money so you have more options. At some point, you’re going to have to do that anyway.If it’s mental pressure, then you have your parents’ disapproval. Either continue with the status quo, or find a way to overcome that, with or without your parents’ approval.If your parents are physically restraining you, then you’re 24 years old, and you’re legally an adult. Unless you’re living in a country where that kind of thing is allowed, that sounds illegal.Again, I don’t know if “won’t let me” means they merely disapprove of your meeting him, or if it means that they’re preventing you from meeting him in some other way. Without knowing more than what you’ve shared in your question, I also wonder if your parents have some reasons to be suspicious of your boyfriend that you didn’t disclose here. Perhaps they’re suspicious if you’ve never met him in person before. But that’s just speculation on my part.Of course, they can’t “protect” you forever, and at some point you’ll have to stand on your own.
What's the right age to stop traveling with my parents? I'm 20 and still travel and live with them but I’m starting to feel a bit embarrassed about it.
There is no right age to stop traveling with your parent. Infact, take every chance you have to travel with them. When I was younger, my parent always took me around the globe because they love me. Back at that time, I felt it was annoying because all I wanted was hang out with my friends, play video games and whatever while thinking having a show of independence and be able to travel alone will look pretty cool among my friends at the time. Now I am older, my parents are getting older and they can’t get around as easy as before. We all have jobs and rarely have chance to see each other anymore. My only regret is that I didnt spend more time with my parents or enjoy the memory which they tried to create with me more. It is a phase which we will all experience growing up, and I only wish that you won’t share my regrets when you are older as well. Time seens endless at your age, but you never know when your parents might not be there anymore. Don’t take their presence, love and care for granted because I certain know I did. Treasure your time with your parents, because you might not be able to later on in life.
How to travel with my mother who wears adult diapers and is immobile? We have a 14 hrs nonstop.?
You don't say how you are traveling. A 14 hour airline flight is a very long distance non-stop. I mean when I was in the military back in the 60's a 12 hour flight took me to Viet Nam. Either way, make sure you get with the airline or whatever and talk with them and make sure they understand the situation and have them make arrangements for a person of "special needs". They should have provisions to help you with this particular prolem. Good luck.