cruise grrl

My Father will be turning 81 while we are cruising. Is there anything the staff will do if notified? Maybe a wave from the Captain? Thank you.

Hi dmcfad2! How long is the first cruise after the 6.5 weeks after surgery? Will you have completed physio therapy by then? It's tight but it's doable. First 6 weeks is the hardest. The staples will be out and you wound should be completely closed. You'll still need to be icing your knee and take it easy on the amount of walking each day (ie swelling). Sleep at night may still be problematic. You'll probably need to put the leg up a bit every day. If you have pain, roll things back a bit. If you're going on a nice easy cruise and you expect a lot of down time, go for it. Do your exercises every single day and bring your cane with you. Being at home has no real benefits other than all your things you need are close at hand. You'll be very motivated to progress with the cruise date book. Bend and straighten. Bend and straighten. Repeat. Good Luck!

Hello, I am interested in doing the Bike excursion in Trondheim, Norway and I am wondering if anyone has done this excursion before and what they thought of it. Thanks!

I am looking at a cruise that arrives in Copenhagen on the Nieuw Statendam at 7am. I would likely have a flight out of Cogenhagen at 12pm to return home. Is this flight time doable? Thank you.