sounds like she was disgusted to me. And disgusted it is a subset of squeamish: if you're disgusted, you're necessarily squeamish. For example, you can be squeamish without necessarily being "disgusted." But if you're "disgusted," you were and certainly are "squeamish." Hence to call her "squeamish" is quite accurate.

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