this may sound strange, but can anyone tell me what elsecan cause someone to v* besides the obvious things like bad food or the stomach flu? same thing with being nauesous?
this may sound strange, but can anyone tell me what elsecan cause someone to v* besides the obvious things like bad food or the stomach flu? same thing with being nauesous?
Well, one thing I know of, mostly with little kids, is when you have an infection, it can trigger the v* center in your brain. My kids v* sometimes when they have strep throat. I used to babysit a little girl who had ear infections and she would v* from that. Vertigo, inner ear infections, etc. can make you feel dizzy and motion-sick-like and you can v* from that. Of course the obvious reasons, too, like morning sickness, alcohol abuse, car- or sea-sickness, medication,etc. etc. etc.
BUT, I generally don't fear v* from any of those things myself as I have been in all of those situations (other than being drunk/hungover--most emets avoid that) and have not v*. I don't think any emet would.
<font color=BLUE>~Paula~</font>
Adding to what the other Paula said...sensitive (non-emet) people can actually make themselves v* from worry or extreme panic attacks...now us emets have a tendency to make ourselves nauseous over our fears and worries, but we have an uncanny ability to keep ourselves from doing the very thing we're most terrified of lol!!
Paula
For God has not given us a spirit of fear; but of power and of love and of a sound mind. 2 Timothy 1:7
I agree with Paula; although I was a drinker; the hangovers were hell with the nausea but it didn't stop me from drinking. Of course I drank for a reason and that was to feel normal around my friends. When I had too much I would throw up (always a little)I would come out and say that I just puked making me feel I am one of them, going to the bathroom and puking. But it didn't faze them that I puked. Now if I wasn't drinking and felt sick I would fight it until the bitter end. I know it doesn't make sense at all. I must say that ithas been6 years and I haven't had a drink (beer) and had to learn to handle this phobia head on, in the beginning it was hard. I will tell you this, I quit for my kids and my health, I didn't need help to quit because I knew why I drank, and I would never touch alcohol again. I don't hang out with those friends anymore.Probably smelling beer would make me want to vomit.
thank you guys so much for the information.