Fri Jan 19, 2018 5:29 pm
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Hi
I know men are rubbish at admitting to this sort of thing but does anyone else get uneasy, anxious or scared when flying?, I don't mean the kind of fear when something goes wrong but a general feeling of anxiousness that could lead to panic, or rather it makes you worried that it might lead to panic. I ask because I do. When I learnt the first time I don't think I got to the stage where I could ever relax and feel totally at ease with my surroundings, the way we do say in a car or maybe a commercial flight. I do suffer from vertigo but I don't think that's what causes it as that only really affects me when I am out doors. Am I alone in this or does it pass?, it's a bit of a concern as I am not usually phased by much and am not usually of a nervous disposition. It was worse when I flew solo, it never manifested into anything and I don't think it made me fly worse but I want to enjoy my flying, if it's happened to anyone else how long did it take you to get over it?.
I know men are rubbish at admitting to this sort of thing but does anyone else get uneasy, anxious or scared when flying?, I don't mean the kind of fear when something goes wrong but a general feeling of anxiousness that could lead to panic, or rather it makes you worried that it might lead to panic. I ask because I do. When I learnt the first time I don't think I got to the stage where I could ever relax and feel totally at ease with my surroundings, the way we do say in a car or maybe a commercial flight. I do suffer from vertigo but I don't think that's what causes it as that only really affects me when I am out doors. Am I alone in this or does it pass?, it's a bit of a concern as I am not usually phased by much and am not usually of a nervous disposition. It was worse when I flew solo, it never manifested into anything and I don't think it made me fly worse but I want to enjoy my flying, if it's happened to anyone else how long did it take you to get over it?.