On my wishlist

[Mogget]

Sickbags.

I wish I could go into a shop stocking pregnancy/baby stuff, and buy
some sickbags. Then I could go around with one in my pocket and not
worry when the nausea hits.

Surely this must be a common need, yet I haven't seen anybody sell them.

Someone makes them, don't they? I mean, airlines have them, so they do
exist.

Anybody got any ideas?
--
Mogget

[Iuil]

"Mogget" wrote
> Sickbags.
>
> I wish I could go into a shop stocking pregnancy/baby stuff, and buy
> some sickbags. Then I could go around with one in my pocket and not
> worry when the nausea hits.
>
> Surely this must be a common need, yet I haven't seen anybody sell them.
>
> Someone makes them, don't they? I mean, airlines have them, so they do
> exist.
>
> Anybody got any ideas?

Nappy bags :-). Tesco do 50 ownbrand ones for around a pound.


Jean
--
DD - June '02
DS - May '05

[V.]

"Mogget" > wrote in message
...
> Sickbags.
>
> I wish I could go into a shop stocking pregnancy/baby stuff, and buy some
> sickbags. Then I could go around with one in my pocket and not worry when
> the nausea hits.
>
> Surely this must be a common need, yet I haven't seen anybody sell them.
>
> Someone makes them, don't they? I mean, airlines have them, so they do
> exist.
>
> Anybody got any ideas?
> --
> Mogget

When I got my +HPT, I assumed MS was around the corner (never showed, yay!),
so I put together several emergency packs for car, purse, etc. I opted for
ziplock bags because I could seal them in case a trash can was not handy.
Also, wet naps, mint hard candies or gum, and instant hand sanitizer. I
normally carry a travel toothbrush and toothpaste anyway...the mints/gum
were to head off nausea. If you have room, a bottle of water would be
helpful too.
If you're just looking for something to carry in your pocket, you could just
slip in a ziplock bag or even just use those freezer bags that tie shut. If
you want cheap, use the plastic grocery bags that everyone seems to give out
and no one get get rid of fast enough!
Hope these ideas help!
Amy

[Irrational Number]

Mogget wrote:
> Sickbags.

I kept a plastic bag inside a paper bag
in my purse at all times.

-- Anita --

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> Someone makes them, don't they? I mean, airlines have them, so they do
> exist.


Yup, several hits on google:

http://www.google.com/search?biw=1002&hl=en&q=motion+sickness+bags&btnG=Google+Search