Michelle,
I used to use the wrist bands with pressure point knobs successfully. Nowadays, I can't even read "at Sea" without feeling queasy, so, as fabulous as the opportunity sounds, I'm out. ( It DOES sound fabulous! )

Best,
Gretchen 

PS The traditional seasickness meds always knocked me out; I liked the bands better, along with concentrated mind-over-movement control. Anti-vertigo drugs work well without the sluggishness (antivert, klonapin). 

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On Jan 8, 2016, at 1:23 PM, Michelle Schwengel <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Thanks for posting this Britt. 

As I mentioned on the Facebook page, the application process was smooth and surprisingly enjoyable. Even with the short turnaround time, do consider applying, GNSI folks! I'll be the Artist-at-Sea on the four-week voyage from Honolulu to Papa‘ete which precedes the two-week cruise mentioned here. 

Does anyone have suggestions for managing seasickness? I'm all ears! 

Mahalo,
Michelle


Carry on, beetle.

FYI (with link),

Tahitian Hydrothermal Vents – Out of this World Landscape – February 17, 2016 – March 2, 2016

APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 10, 2016

http://www.schmidtocean.org/story/show/5342


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