turn an image into high resolution: Seasick woman with a green face and puffy cheeks suffering from nausea.

A young woman named Sarah was enjoying a day at sea when suddenly she felt sick to her stomach. She had been feeling queasy all morning but decided to ignore it until now. As soon as she stepped onto the deck of the cruise ship, she knew something wasn't right.

Her head started spinning and her stomach churned. She tried to keep down some water but nothing helped. Sarah couldn't believe how quickly things went south.

One minute she was having fun taking pictures by the pool, and the next thing she knew, she was throwing up over the railing. The crew rushed to help her, offering her ginger ale and crackers, but nothing seemed to work. They even brought out a bucket just in case.

As the hours passed, Sarah became more and more miserable. She could barely stand without getting dizzy, let alone enjoy herself. Finally, after several long days at sea, they docked back in port.

Sarah was relieved to be off the boat, but she still didn't feel well. In fact, she looked like she hadn't slept in weeks - pale skin, dark circles under her eyes, and a greenish tint to her complexion. It turns out that seasickness can cause your body to produce excessive amounts of bile which gives you that unpleasant hue.

Poor Sarah! But luckily, there are plenty of other beautiful places to visit where she won't have to worry about being seasick again anytime soon.