@loribmt I did follow my Hematologists advice and went down to Disneyworld for 6-days, returning last Wednesday. All went well for the first 4 1/2 days, till I got sick. Not sure exactly happened. Normal temperatures in Orlando should be in the mid 70’s this time of year, however, a heat wave came through and Orlando broke 60 year old records with temperatures reaching 95 degrees daily.

Midday on day 5, I went on an intense ride at EPCOT which immediately made both my wife and me nauseous. After leaving the ride, we had to take the Disney Skyliner (cable car) back to the hotel. This made me even more nauseous as it swings and sways in the breeze. Also, it stops often for families with strollers to board, leaving us in a glass cabin with no air flow.

Upon, returning to the hotel, we went to the cafeteria to get lunch. Choices are limited, and I got a grilled chicken sandwich with some sort of spicy cream sauce and french fries (everything in Disney comes with french fries). After eating, we went back to the room for our afternoon nap.

After about 15 minutes, I became very nauseous, and got the chills even though my legs felt warm. I did not have a temperature. I did not throw up. I did however, lay in bed for the next 24 hours exhausted and tired. By that time the nausea had subsided, but I developed diarrhea.

After returning home on Wednesday evening, my appetite was back, though I still had lingering diarrhea.

As of today, I feel better, although my hematologist thought that my voice sounded hoarse and my blood counts took a dip.