Medical Mystery: Disembarkment Syndrome    "When we got off the
cruise, I told them immediately that something was wrong," she
said. "And once I got off is when I realized that I felt like I
was still onboard. It didn't go away."  Johnson is not the only
one who suffers from this syndrome -- a syndrome so mysterious
most doctors aren't even able to recognize it.  'Trying to Stand
Up in a Rowboat'  Deb Russo, a school technology specialist and
mother of two in Longmeadow, Mass., also came home from a trip
that changed her life. Russo and her husband took a long-awaited
dream vacation to Aruba. On the day they left for Aruba, flight
problems caused them to take off from the same airport four
times. Russo said she feels as if her world has been rocking
ever since.  That was almost three years ago. Now she explains
the persistent feeling is like trying to stand up in a rowboat.
"It felt that the street was coming up to hit me in the face,"
Russo said. "Everything was rocking, and it … basically has not
stopped s