“There is medication that suppresses the incoming signals. However, that medication suppresses all signals. That can be dangerous at sea,” says Van Schaeren.
Looking at the horizon can also help. “One of those conflicts with the sensors then disappears, so you can coordinate your impulses a little more.”
“The best thing you can do is try to get used to it. I personally have trouble on every new ship, but I get used to it after about 10 days. You will actually get your sea legs eventually, although for some it takes a long time.” longer. This is a habituation process, such as learning to walk upright.”
According to Van Schaeren, Kaat found himself in a very exceptional situation in “Kamp Waes”. “She was suddenly put on a speedboat and then on that Castor, both of which move back and forth extremely fast on the water. And then the sea was also very choppy. So yes: even someone like Kaat can get used to a boat on the water.”
2024-02-19 17:14:00
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