I'm in. I know they have one out around Tallahassee... I've done the bungee jumping thing, but I think the skydiving would be amazing!
I'm afraid of people. Really.
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I'm in. I know they have one out around Tallahassee... I've done the bungee jumping thing, but I think the skydiving would be amazing!
I'm afraid of people. Really.
I have no interest in bungee jumping or sky diving. Turbulence and flying into dense clouds in a small plane (2 person) is enough of a fun scare for me.
I'm afraid of stupid people.
If I die because i jumped out of or off of anything...it's a lie, I was pushed.
Not fond of crowds. St. Paddy's day in Savannah Ga. in the 80's cured me of that.
I hate the huge bugs that are here....they like to come in my house and crawl the ceiling.
Not a fan of being under water.
I'm really paranoid about weirdos, child molesters, kidnappings etc. (I read too much news)
TERRIFIED of rip currents and whether or not i would remember what to do.
Other than that, I'm pretty much 10 feet tall and bulletproof.
If I die because i jumped out of or off of anything...it's a lie, I was pushed.
Not fond of crowds. St. Paddy's day in Savannah Ga. in the 80's cured me of that.
I hate the huge bugs that are here....they like to come in my house and crawl the ceiling.
Not a fan of being under water.
I'm really paranoid about weirdos, child molesters, kidnappings etc. (I read too much news)
TERRIFIED of rip currents and whether or not i would remember what to do.
Other than that, I'm pretty much 10 feet tall and bulletproof.
So if you were on 24 hr time, you'd be incapacitated for a full hour.
I used to be able to work on cars underneath but I get deathly sick just thinking about it anymore. I get the dry heaves. But I don't have a problem with closed in spaces. Just under a car.
SNAKES, yes I understand their are "good" snakes. I'm not just afraid, it's probably more like a phobia.
Add to my list:
Fear of mammograms. Had one on Tuesday. The practice I go to in Atlanta does the testing and gives you the results before you leave. It takes 3-4 hours. Lots of stressed-out women. Waiting room 1 is for those who need to schedule biopsy/surgery. Waiting room 2 is for those waiting for a mammo. Waiting room 3 is for those whose mammo shows they need an ultrasound. Waiting room 4 is for those whose ultrasound showed something more and the radiologist needs to do another ultrasound. Waiting room 5 is for those waiting to get the results from the MD. Best case scenario is going straight from waiting room 2 after the mammo and then being sent directly to waiting room 5. It was a pretty stressful day because a young woman was in waiting room 4 and crying. Never been there when that happened, so that added to the stress. We all felt so badly for her. Women were trying to reassure her. I went from 2 to 4 a few weeks before my husband's aortic aneurysm and congenital heart valve surgery in 2004, so I get it. I went from 2 to 5 on Monday.
Also fear of going to a doctor or dentist in general.
Fear of mammograms. Had one on Tuesday. The practice I go to in Atlanta does the testing and gives you the results before you leave. It takes 3-4 hours. Lots of stressed-out women. Waiting room 1 is for those who need to schedule biopsy/surgery. Waiting room 2 is for those waiting for a mammo. Waiting room 3 is for those whose mammo shows they need an ultrasound. Waiting room 4 is for those whose ultrasound showed something more and the radiologist needs to do another ultrasound. Waiting room 5 is for those waiting to get the results from the MD. Best case scenario is going straight from waiting room 2 after the mammo and then being sent directly to waiting room 5. It was a pretty stressful day because a young woman was in waiting room 4 and crying. Never been there when that happened, so that added to the stress. We all felt so badly for her. Women were trying to reassure her. I went from 2 to 4 a few weeks before my husband's aortic aneurysm and congenital heart valve surgery in 2004, so I get it. I went from 2 to 5 on Monday.
Also fear of going to a doctor or dentist in general.
Add to my list:
Fear of mammograms. Had one on Tuesday. The practice I go to in Atlanta does the testing and gives you the results before you leave. It takes 3-4 hours. Lots of stressed-out women. Waiting room 1 is for those who need to schedule biopsy/surgery. Waiting room 2 is for those waiting for a mammo. Waiting room 3 is for those whose mammo shows they need an ultrasound. Waiting room 4 is for those whose ultrasound showed something more and the radiologist needs to do another ultrasound. Waiting room 5 is for those waiting to get the results from the MD. Best case scenario is going straight from waiting room 2 after the mammo and then being sent directly to waiting room 5. It was a pretty stressful day because a young woman was in waiting room 4 and crying. Never been there when that happened, so that added to the stress. We all felt so badly for her. Women were trying to reassure her. I went from 2 to 4 a few weeks before my husband's aortic aneurysm and congenital heart valve surgery in 2004, so I get it. I went from 2 to 5 on Monday.
Also fear of going to a doctor or dentist in general.
Good lawd, that would make me crazy. Got my first one yesterday. Not a fan, but at least they will mail me the results within 2 weeks.
I prefer the 4 hours of torture because at least I don't have to feel like throwing up every time the phone rings or I check the mail for fear that they're gonna tell me I'm gonna die.
Well, we're all gonna die, but I want to wait until 90.
No, it's the minute or the day, not the hour or the year (I hope, as 2013 is coming fast).
And it only counts if I see the clock say :13.