Where are you sitting this Holiday?

[Karen_E]

@RadarInc I’m sorry to hear you’re still feeling the effects of altitude sickness. In the past several years I’ve begun being more sensitive to altitude. I would love to learn what you, and others, might do differently, or to get over altitude sickness, so I created a topic on it. If you feel so inclined, I’d love it if you would share your hard-earned advice there (but understand if you’d rather not.) Here’s the topic:

Advice about altitude sickness please

A few years ago while hiking at high altitude I began feeling sick and light headed. We quickly headed back down to a lower altitude, and within a few days I felt better. I’d never experienced that before, even when hiking up high. Maybe it’s a product of my accumulated years…? What are the best ways to avoid altitude sickness, or to get over it once it strikes?