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Amusement Parks & Roller Coasters..

Okay, so I'm still planning on visiting Cedar Pointe with the fam at the end of September and got the okay from my surgeon to go on the roller coasters, but he said that the G force would affect me more strongly now after surgery, so to be careful of what and how much I eat before I go on the rides...

So, do any of you have experience with this? Did the rides affect you any worse after surgery than before? I've never gotten nauseous from rides before so I'm hoping that I won't get sick before my 9 yr old! :P

Thanks in advance...

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Riding in the car bothers me now and it never did before, but I am only 10 weeks out. Pre-surgery, I never suffered from motion sickness of any kind. I'm not sure that will be true now.

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My family and I are Disney freaks and we go on rides all the time. I haven't had any issues with motion sickness since surgery (with the exception of right after). I don't eat right before I go on any ride (didn't before surgery either) because I always feared tossing my cookies in public. LOL. You can always take a Dramamine about an hour before you get to the park.

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