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alex_drew

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  1. Just back from a 12 day, both of us in our 70's, no Dr. note required...and yes, I remember when that was going to be a requirement just before all of the cruises were cancelled in 2020, because we were scheduled for the beginning of April 2020 and I was panicking about the note before our cruise was cancelled because our Dr. did NOT want us to go on the cruise... 😁

  2. Rogue, thanks for letting us all go along on your cruise.  Yes, that last photo makes me sad...and I'm not the one disembarking.  I am always in a total funk on the last day, with packing and knowing it's over.  🙁  Oh, and before I forget...you and the coffee "adventures"...your wife is a saint!!!  Looking forward to your final thoughts on this one and following along on your next trip!

  3. I don't wear a robe at home either, opting for sweat pants and sweat shirt or t-shirt but LOVE a robe on a cruise!  We bring magnetic hooks and hang the robes from the ceiling in a corner/out-of-the-way space so they don't take up any of the coveted room in the closet.  40 lb magnetic hooks (bought mine on Amazon) from the ceiling (not the wall) will hold the heavy terry robes.  Also bring 20 lb hooks and hang hats, purse, jewelry, covid masks, etc. on the wall.

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  4. I have had BPPV since I turned 50 and I'm now...umm...70.  For me it has to do with bending over and then straightening up/bringing up my head too fast or at an odd angle.  I've been on about 30 cruises since I first had BPPV and had NO issues on the cruises...haha, mainly since I wasn't exercising or cleaning or something else where I was making that motion from low to high with my head. I can tell you that the motion of the ship has never caused me to have a bout of vertigo. I've never taken any medication for it, so I can't speak to that.  I am glad that you reached out to CC because I've always gotten great advice here over the years.  Enjoy your cruises!

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  5. Just a quick note to confirm that I did get my Rapid Antigen test at the FLL airport when I flew in on October 27th for my cruise on October 29th.  I had an appt for 1:30 but arrived at 1 pm and they took me right away.  They did not ask for my boarding pass or proof of flight in or out of FLL, but I had already filled that info out on-line when I made my appt, so maybe that's why.  They would not print out my results; they only text and e-mail the info to you, just fyi, and I had my results in about 15 minutes.  I printed out my results at the hotel so I would have a "hard copy" as I was nervous about just having it on my phone.  Also, you must pay $59 for the test.  I did not ask for a receipt to submit to my insurance, so I'm not sure if they ever provide a receipt.  Hope this helps anyone flying into Fort Lauderdale for a cruise.

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  6. Just used Larry's Limo on October 27th.  The driver, Barry, called my cell shortly after the flight landed and asked what we were wearing so he could identify us and he was standing at the bottom of the escalator at baggage claim with a sign.  We had him drive us to our hotel for an early check-in, back to the airport for our Antigen test (yes they DO perform that test for arriving passengers), and then to a Publix to pick up wine, beer and snacks since we came in to FLL a day prior to our cruise.  Then back to our hotel.  Barry was fabulous and I highly recomment Larry's Limo.  

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