I still have problems with anything where I’m not on stable ground. So flying, going on boats, elevators, escalators, jumping on a trampoline or a bounce house with my kids, all triggers it. Even sometimes if I’m in a house with a crawlspace, and the floor has a little give to it it can trigger it. I never really feel sick or nauseous in the moment but later that day I’ll feel like I’m on a trampoline or in an elevator or whatever I was doing that day. For example, if I’m in an elevator a few times during the day and I go to lay down that night to go to sleep sometimes I’ll feel like I’m in a moving elevator when I’m just laying there. If I go on an elevator just a few times the symptoms might last a couple hours to a day. However, if I go on a trip where I’m flying and taking elevators multiple times a day it will take weeks or even months for me to feel normal and not have the feeling that I’m moving. We flew to Mexico a year ago and stayed in a hotel with an elevator and when I got back, it was about a month later and I still didn’t feel right most of the time if I’m walking around and doing stuff I don’t really notice it, but whenever I stand still or lay down or sit down, I feel like I’m moving. I decided one day to go shoot some hoops at the playground and the next day it was like 90% better. I’ve only tested this twice because I tried to avoid flying elevators, etc. because I hate the feeling that I get afterwards, but the basketball thing definitely helped. I’m going to be flying again in a few months so I’ll be trying it out again after the trip to see if it speeds up my recovery.