I feel uneasy about being in cars since the accident >.>
If I know someone has to stop or turn, I hold the hand of the person next to me... If I'm sitting in the passenger seat or have no one by me, I grip the seat as tight as I can manage..
Has a past experience left you feeling uneasy about certain things? If so, what?
Climbing to the top of a 36 foot extension ladder to cap a window of a church on a windy day, has kept me from climbing that high again.
Yeah, I don't ride my bike down hills anymore... I didn't know my bike was broken (the brakes were screwy) and I rode down a hill that led to a dead end that had been fenced off... The fence was old and one touch means it's done for lol so I would have died or gotten VERY badly injured if I wouldn't have flipped my bike over upon finding out my brakes didn't work. :P Flipping it over still hurt but not as badly as falling off a cliff (basically) would have been.
I can admit it, I was really stupid then... I was sort of a stunt junkie lol
I can't ride roller coasters anymore. I used to love them, the crazier the better. Now I get motion sick. I was forcing myself to go anyway, but the last time I was sick for the rest of the day. So, no more. :(
Aftera 2010 back surgery left me with incontinenceand barely able to walk I trust nodoctor
Yes. I refuse to trust doctors now, My doctor pretty much gave up on me after he screwed up my surgery..again. What was supposed to be 1 surgery total turned into 1 major one every year for 4 years..and it's still not fixed. After the first one, I developed a serious nerve issue and I still take meds for it and probably always will because it progressed worse after my last surgery. I can't run, walk for long distance/times, be touched on my feet/leg, or ride my dirt bike the way I used to because it'd be easy for me to break my foot and have my screws/pins move and then have to have surgery again. I don't trust nurses when it comes to changing bandages or doing blood work either.
