This was horrible, trust me the worse ever.
That's just want I need, look out the window bouncing away, and see water below. I would take a fvcking boat before i would fly to HI, no offense.:toothless
this afternoon i look out the window and fuvcking lightning strikes were getting awful close. i seriouly think i suffered my first panic attack. my vision went blurry and i broke out in a serious sweat, all while my ears were ringing.
that is one feeling i am not looking to repeat.
BB
That's just want I need, look out the window bouncing away, and see water below. I would take a fvcking boat before i would fly to HI, no offense.:toothless
this afternoon i look out the window and fuvcking lightning strikes were getting awful close. i seriouly think i suffered my first panic attack. my vision went blurry and i broke out in a serious sweat, all while my ears were ringing.
that is one feeling i am not looking to repeat.
BB
ppeter said:
Fear of Flying
Keep in mind that the most dangerous portion of any airplane trip ... is the trip in your car to and from the airport.
Learn to relax flying is the best way to travel.
wil.
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Keep in mind that the most dangerous portion of any airplane trip ... is the trip in your car to and from the airport.
Learn to relax flying is the best way to travel.
wil.
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I hear ya Bigbet.......My very first trip to Vegas was an experience. The trip there from Florida was perfect, very smooth. BUT.........the trip back, in the heat of the day out of New Mexico was absolutely terrifying!! Once again, this was my first trip (counting trip over there) and I was with my best friend who had just gotten out of the Air Force for years and was in planes all of the time. The turbulence was so bad he was even beginning to worry, not to mention looking around, everyone else on the plane looked concerned. Now with this being new to me, and knowing most of these people had flown over and over, and to see the concern on their faces, you can imagine what it was like for me!:scared:
I have also had problems with fear of flying. Nothing so horrible I couldn't get on the plane, but bad enough that I've spent plenty of flights clenching the armrests and breaking out in sweats.
I have a personal theory that this may have to do with my gambler mindset. After all, doesn't it take the exact same mindset to believe that you will actually hit a lottery ticket or a 10 team parlay or a slot jackpot, as it does to believe you will be the 1 in a million flight that actually crashes?
Any other gamblers here with fear of flying?
I have a personal theory that this may have to do with my gambler mindset. After all, doesn't it take the exact same mindset to believe that you will actually hit a lottery ticket or a 10 team parlay or a slot jackpot, as it does to believe you will be the 1 in a million flight that actually crashes?
Any other gamblers here with fear of flying?
Seriously people with a fear of flying can get help. Why go thru life with any kind of fear? Check out website.
http://www.fear-of-flying.net/
wil.
http://www.fear-of-flying.net/
wil.
That's exactly what I've always said baseballguy! The airlines always boast on the statistic where planes don't crash even close to what automobile crashes occur, but as you and I say, at least when you're on the ground in a car you have a chance. If that plane goes down, you can flat out kiss your A$$$$...... goodbye! :toothlessBaseballGuy said:
