18 Oct 14
I used to be terrified of needles. Yet, a bumpy journey through
life has taught me to brush aside those fears and now I can
inject others and myself with ease. Both ways, I can do skillfully
all needle lengths and thicknesses, any substance density, and in
the foot, arm, shoulder, waist, stomach, you name it.
Anyone here transited the same journey from fear to comfort in
something like that?
18 Oct 14
Originally posted by SeitseI can tie my shoelaces in the dark.
I used to be terrified of needles. Yet, a bumpy journey through
life has taught me to brush aside those fears and now I can
inject others and myself with ease. Both ways, I can do skillfully
all needle lengths and thicknesses, any substance density, and in
the foot, arm, shoulder, waist, stomach, you name it.
Anyone here transited the same journey from fear to comfort in
something like that?
18 Oct 14
Originally posted by SeitseThere comes a time when the pot just isn't enough anymore, so you do what you gotta do.
I used to be terrified of needles. Yet, a bumpy journey through
life has taught me to brush aside those fears and now I can
inject others and myself with ease. Both ways, I can do skillfully
all needle lengths and thicknesses, any substance density, and in
the foot, arm, shoulder, waist, stomach, you name it.
Anyone here transited the same journey from fear to comfort in
something like that?
19 Oct 14
Ladders. I have big feet and no grace in movement, so climbing a ladder has always scared me.
I beat it by painting the inside of my home. It was a 2 week job and I had to climb the ladder so many times that I became use to the feeling of being up in the air. The fear subsided and I now feel at least somewhat comfortable with it.
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Originally posted by MontyMooseI used to live in a two story home with 10 foot ceilings and in the fall always had to climb a ladder to get the leaves out of the gutters. I am not tall and get vertigo looking at my feet. I conquered that fear by buying a one story home and hiring a teenage neighbour to do the climbing/cleaning.
Ladders. I have big feet and no grace in movement, so climbing a ladder has always scared me.
I beat it by painting the inside of my home. It was a 2 week job and I had to climb the ladder so many times that I became use to the feeling of being up in the air. The fear subsided and I now feel at least somewhat comfortable with it.
23 Oct 14
Originally posted by Seitseno...
I used to be terrified of needles. Yet, a bumpy journey through
life has taught me to brush aside those fears and now I can
inject others and myself with ease. Both ways, I can do skillfully
all needle lengths and thicknesses, any substance density, and in
the foot, arm, shoulder, waist, stomach, you name it.
Anyone here transited the same journey from fear to comfort in
something like that?