Tina to the Rescue

On a previous post I had shown a picture of the pill bag Tina made for me that I carry around religiously.  It was a more masculine version of the borrowed one she made for Gayle.  The morning after posting my adventures with nausea I found a package on my doorstep.  Apparently the Japanese have products that deal with this sort of problems.  They are bags from Daiso that are used mainly for bodily function disposal.   It is a bag with gel to absorb liquids and neutralize odors. They include a bag to dispose of the inner bag.

Leave it to the Japanese to invent the product and leave it to Tina to find it.  If you ever have been at Daiso, you know it would take a few days of searching to even come across the product.  That does not include picking it up, reading the instructions and understanding the translation.  My backpack, car and jacket pocket now have them ready for use.

I did meet with the nurse practitioner this afternoon and we are trying some alternative and additional meds to eliminate my daily visits.  I am a little more understanding what women go through when they are nauseous during pregnancy.  It is the female friends that offer suggestions of dealing with the nausea.  The slightest smell, position or taste can set it off.

 

For the life of me, I can't remember how to spell nausea and it's various versions.  I need to go back and edit check my previous posts for the spelling errors and spell check that inserted other words in it's place.

Update:  Tina says it is in the travel section at Daiso.