I myself would try a stationary bike as you would ride in excerscing in a gym and try that to see if you handle that first and then work your way to a bike that is moveable.

I've been working out for the past month because I had shoulder surgery (and I like to work out). I was working out this morning and the therapists can't believe the strength that I have in my arms and shoulders----and my legs have ten times that strength. Just remember, you shouldn't be afraid of anything because we are all strong enough to get over everything. ALL of us are.

David glad to hear doing good and also driving and pulling over certin times as myself been driving since 18 back in the 1969 when I started and been driving since and yes feel one coming I pull over wait bout a minute then back to driving now 25 yrs sz free

my doctor gave me the ok to drive after my 3rd brain surgery i choose not to drive im leaglly allowed to bu8t refuse to it makes life difficult but its the responsible thing to do being epileptic god forbid i have a sezuire while im driving in front of me a family of 4 husband and wife 2 young children then there ray who starts flopping around like a fish foot maxes out the excelrator and suddenly someon in mty car or the one i hit ends up dead or paralyzed, everyone has to live with that loss and i have to live with the fact that it happened because i had a sezuire so its just a choice just think of all the money i save though (car payments insurance repairs etc....) being a drug addict i stay away from the devils lettuce as my son calls it lol both his mother and me are addicts i was clean 6 years before he was born though hes now 14 and im still clean his mother went out not long after he was born and died as a direct result of drugs in 2018 he never met her but its juts a concious decession not to drive for the saftey of others is why i choose not to but ofcourse i know you got this btw did u see the link to that group i posted on the other post or my pm by chance???lol

It is easy for anyone to get sick on a boat, that can depend on the size of the boat. Step on a US Navy Air Craft Carrier, those are pretty steady, and don't rock side to side much.