Having sick crew on a boat is never fun. The good news is that cruising is generally a healthy lifestyle. But if the worst happens, here’s what to do.
Health Issues
Living the dream doesn't make you immune to illness and injury, unfortunately.
Tips to prepare for and handle medical issues from minor to major, including everyone's big question: how do you keep Band-Aids on?
🎧How to Brief Boat Guests for Safety
You need to brief boat guests to ensure everyone stays safe and comfortable aboard. If you are taking people out on your boat, a safety briefing is critical. Summary If you’re taking […]
🎧Minor Injuries During Boat Projects
Caring for minor injuries from boat projects is key to avoid infection. And they’re common when you have to wedge a hand in to get a job done.
Seasickness? What You Need to Know
I’d never really suffered from seasickness until a trip with friends a few years ago. And I learned a few things.
🎧Planning for Surgery When You Live on a Boat
Ever had to schedule surgery when you live on a boat? Here’s what you need to consider to keep your boat safe and to ease recovery. consider.
Cruising with Temperature-Sensitive Medication
Cruising with temperature-sensitive medication takes some effort. But I’m proof that you can do it. Here’s how.
Small Hands and Caring for Minor Injuries
Minor injuries (especially on your hands) are inevitable. Especially if your hands are the only ones small enough to do the job.
How Many First Aid Boxes?
Dividing first aid items into three boxes makes it easier to find what you need when you need it – see how we do it.
🎧Three Reasons Exercise on a Boat is Hard
Exercising on a cruising boat is more challenging than you could expect. Here’s why.
Road ID: ID for Boaters Too
If you were sick or injured while ashore, could you share the info first responders need to help you. Road ID can help.