What Stage of Cruise Addiction Am I At ?

[buggins0402]

Quote I passed on the last one I saw because DH had a medical issue that could have made travel impossible. (Note: if a Dr. ever tries to prescribe Lamisil, consider that it might cure your toenail fungus by putting you 10 feet under:eek:) But, things have turned signicantly better for him in the past week, that the trip seems to be a go. Unquote

 

Oh my! So sorry to hear about the awful health issue confronting your DH. I think you both deserve a nice long vacation, especially after the aborted Insignia cruise in December!

Jilll

 

Thanks Jill, it's been a very rough six weeks...but things are looking up...so much so, that we're planning our future adventures! And, ready to go on the trips we already had planned!

 

Marian

Edited March 16, 2015 by buggins0402

[Pet Nit Noy]

I passed on the last one I saw because DH had a medical issue that could have made travel impossible. (Note: if a Dr. ever tries to prescribe Lamisil, consider that it might cure your toenail fungus by putting you 10 feet under:eek:) But, things have turned signicantly better for him in the past week, that the trip seems to be a go.

 

I assume you're actually speaking about the oral version of Lamisil. Yes, heavy duty stuff that requires liver function tests. The only time my doctor tried to prescribe it, I passed.

[dorisis]

I think I am in the final stage..Stu will no longer fly to Europe (flights to hard on him) but if I dont have at least two to three cruises booked at any time I go into withdrawl..so many Alaska, Panama Canal and now even trying NCL Boston to Boston, wish O would go to Hawaii as I love LA to LA and no flying at all!! Sirena doing LA to LA in 16..sure I will be on it..

Jancruz1

 

Same here. We have 5 cruises booked and still looking at others.

[buggins0402]

I assume you're actually speaking about the oral version of Lamisil. Yes, heavy duty stuff that requires liver function tests. The only time my doctor tried to prescribe it, I passed.

 

Yes - oral version. Nasty stuff, good thing you passed on it. It's way too "nuclear" in relation to the medical issue, as we have since found out.

[jertom]

Thanks to all the helpful comments.

 

I think I am:

Terminal.

Not alone.

Never going back.

Prepared to do foolish things if necessary to feed the habit.

 

This might include any or all of these:

Repeating a cruise taken before.

Staying on a ship for the entire cruise.

Booking a cruise on a ship or cruise line we don't like.

Booking an itinerary we don't like.

Booking a cabin we don't like.

Booking a cruise at the wrong time of year.

 

An addiction can be liberating !

 

Tom

[Paulchili]

Tom,

A good state of mind to be in.

Enjoy the euphoria of your addiction and don't fight it. :D

[jertom]

Tom,

A good state of mind to be in.

Enjoy the euphoria of your addiction and don't fight it. :D

 

Thanks..I try to be euphoric but always in the back of my mind, the words of Winston Churchill: "Never give up. Never give up. Never give up."

 

:D Tom

[findacruise]

One of my favorite threads - ever! Enjoying being part of of cruising addiction non-anonymous.:)

[Paulchili]

One of my favorite threads - ever! Enjoying being part of of cruising addiction non-anonymous.:)

 

I guess you just joined CANA.

Welcome :D

[jertom]

I guess you just joined CANA.

Welcome :D

 

No meetings or dues, but to join you have to book a cruise at least 2 years in advance

:D

Tom