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by adamjb
1835 days ago
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Interesting tidbit from the first person account linked as a reference >Some years after the incident, my hidden fears of high speed flight came to the surface and I had to spend two periods in
hospital. I had not come to terms with the emotional side of the event. To return to my wife and family, after five close
encounters with death, was indeed a miraculous experience, but I had not been honest with myself, to accept it as such,
so I needed psychiatric help. I could recall the technicalities of the flight without any hang-ups, but was unwilling to talk
about that emotional side of the ordeal until I was placed under medical drugs and to bring these emotions to the surface.
That was a rewarding experience and it gave me a much better understanding of people who might need that kind of
help, after similar unfortunate occurrences http://www.nzrafaaa.dx.am/Halton%20Wheel%20Issue%2021%20Sept... |
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