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I kinda have that same fear...as heights don't really bother me, But edges DO! I can sit up on the roof of a pole barn or house in the middle and laugh and tell stories, BUT get me close to an edge and I panic BIG TIME!! So my fear is not of heights, but the edge or falling off. Driving across bridges where you can look off edge is terrible.
I'm with you on this one! I climbed the Hatteras lighthouse a few years ago. In the light chamber, I was fine, but every time I stepped out on the deck I felt like I couldn't breathe! I really felt silly, but there it was.
There used to be a rather skinny, high-rise bridge near Charleston. I had to drive over that thing going down to Savannah. Two way traffic, only two lanes - trucks coming at you was the stuff of nightmares! I'd be shaking, sweating, and out of breath every time I had to drive it, and riding in the passenger seat wasn't really any better. I cheered when they blew that thing up!
I kinda have that same fear...as heights don't really bother me, But edges DO! I can sit up on the roof of a pole barn or house in the middle and laugh and tell stories, BUT get me close to an edge and I panic BIG TIME!! So my fear is not of heights, but the edge or falling off. Driving across bridges where you can look off edge is terrible.
I'm with you on this one! I climbed the Hatteras lighthouse a few years ago. In the light chamber, I was fine, but every time I stepped out on the deck I felt like I couldn't breathe! I really felt silly, but there it was.
There used to be a rather skinny, high-rise bridge near Charleston. I had to drive over that thing going down to Savannah. Two way traffic, only two lanes - trucks coming at you was the stuff of nightmares! I'd be shaking, sweating, and out of breath every time I had to drive it, and riding in the passenger seat wasn't really any better. I cheered when they blew that thing up!