The guide to a perfect BARF.
- You get that barfy feeling
in your stomach? Good, as long you know that alien sensation is a warning
that you might hurl any moment.
- Acknowledge the sensation
and will yourself to find a bush or a sink depending on where you are.
- If you are a girl and have
hair that is shoulder length or longer make sure you’ve tied it up or
request someone to hold it back for you.
- Bend over and hurl.
- Let it happen naturally
don’t retch. You’ll only end up hurting your throat.
- If the hurling stops pace
around slowly. I know the legs tremble, walk to get them to feel normal.
Feeling like you are about to bring up again?
- Well repeat step 4, 5 and
6 until the feeling subsides completely.
- DO NOT lie back ever! You
don’t want to die swallowing your own vomit.
- You can sit but bend
forward and sit.
- Don’t immediately drink
anything. Listen to your stomach. If your stomach asks to be replenished with
liquid drink some water and make sure you sip it. DO NOT gulp it down.
- Feeling better? Good. Now
just sit in one place and involve yourself in an activity to distract you
from all the barfing. ( Right now after step 11 I’m blogging.)
- Feel absolutely able to
stand on your feet? Well, get up wash you face and mouth and gargle.
- Sip some more water.
- Make sure you have a
bottle of water with you. If you are in a car make sure the windows are
rolled down.
- Close your eyes take deep
calming breaths smell that pukey aroma? Well get home and take a shower.
- What ever you do after
step 15 make sure you don’t over do. (Eating or drinking water) Let the
stomach settle for a bit.
- Sleep.
Well that pretty much sums up the
DO’s and DON’T’s of barfing.
Hope this guide helped you barf
with confidence.
Peace.
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