Phobias

[Deleted User X18H]

& me which affects me flying in a plane

But evidently not a balloon, hanglider or helicopter...........microlight
spaceship...............................

 

[eastlondonseagull]

& me which affects me flying in a plane

I'm ok in planes. Take-off, and palms go all sweaty for a minute or two, but once we're up in the air, I'm ok. Terrified of heights otherwise.

Apparently, it's a vertigo is primarily a man thing. So you're a rare specimen Yorkie

(and if any of the above has been posted in previous pages, apologies, I haven't read them all)

 

[Yorkie]

But evidently not a balloon, hanglider or helicopter...........microlight
spaceship...............................

You wouldn't get me anywhere near putting a foot in those as you can see down too easily.
At least with a plane you can close the shutter on the window.

Tedebear I feel exactly the same way during turbulence but probably because I have had a bad experience during a storm over Yugoslavia (as it was in 83) when we did fall a few hundred feet.

 

[Basil Fawlty]

i hate spiders, they make me jump.

 

[Safeway]

This thread was a very silly idea. I have just wretched up bile.

Genuine LOL.

 

[SussexHoop]

Would you mind sharing the name of said dentist please? I turn into a snivelling two year old girlie at the thought of going to the dentist, but I really need to find a good one before all my teeth drop out.

Sorry it's taken so long to come back to you!

It's Christopher Gull, in the middle of town too. Genuinely kind, caring, patient people ...

 

[Binney on acid]

My phobia is going to watch The Albion, and knowing that Kerry Mayo is playing. How many goals will he create for the opposition? Will he make a successful pass to one of his colleagues during the afternoon? Will we manage to steal a point, when without his contribution we could have had all three? These days, I rarely sleep the night before an Albion match.