I'm glad to say that I didn't at all. I had been concerned that my tumble would affect me psychologically, but it hasn't left any lasting scars (psychologically, that is).
I find that simply amazing. I think I've been getting more affected by the few falls I've had over the past few years..and geting older just makes it worse, cause it takes so damn long to heal. Its hard to forget a fall when you have that twinge of pain from a months-old injury reminding you of it on a daily basis.
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I'm glad to say that I didn't at all. I had been concerned that my tumble would affect me psychologically, but it hasn't left any lasting scars (psychologically, that is).
I find that simply amazing. I think I've been getting more affected by the few falls I've had over the past few years..and geting older just makes it worse, cause it takes so damn long to heal. Its hard to forget a fall when you have that twinge of pain from a months-old injury reminding you of it on a daily basis.
I certainly never claimed that I've forgotten my tumble- far from it. I am reminded almost constantly by the fact I am still in quite a bit of pain from it. However, I haven't let it intimidate me- and that's what I think is important.
I'm glad to say that I didn't at all. I had been concerned that my tumble would affect me psychologically, but it hasn't left any lasting scars (psychologically, that is).
I find that simply amazing. I think I've been getting more affected by the few falls I've had over the past few years..and geting older just makes it worse, cause it takes so damn long to heal. Its hard to forget a fall when you have that twinge of pain from a months-old injury reminding you of it on a daily basis.
I certainly never claimed that I've forgotten my tumble- far from it. I am reminded almost constantly by the fact I am still in quite a bit of pain from it. However, I haven't let it intimidate me- and that's what I think is important.
Miles
I just watched that vid again. Man, I would have come to pieces doing that. Bits of me would have sailed off into the sunset! Amazing that you didn't get seriously hurt. :-) -- Westie (Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)
On Tue, 18 May 2004 05:24:28 GMT, miles todd wrote:
>I'm glad to say that I didn't at all. I had been >concerned that my tumble would affect me >psychologically, but it hasn't left any lasting scars >(psychologically, that is).
I find that simply amazing. I think I've been getting more affected by the few falls I've had over the past few years..and geting older just makes it worse, cause it takes so damn long to heal. Its hard to forget a fall when you have that twinge of pain from a months-old injury reminding you of it on a daily basis.
I certainly never claimed that I've forgotten my tumble- far from it. I am reminded almost constantly by the fact I am still in quite a bit of pain from it. However, I haven't let it intimidate me- and that's what I think is important.
Miles
I just watched that vid again. Man, I would have come to pieces doing that. Bits of me would have sailed off into the sunset! Amazing that you didn't get seriously hurt. :-)
I dunno- it seemed pretty painful to me... I can't say that I am in a rush to do it again, though.
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I certainly never claimed that I've forgotten my tumble- far from it. I am reminded almost constantly by the fact I am still in quite a bit of pain from it. However, I haven't let it intimidate me- and that's what I think is important.
