Skydiver survives face-first plunge to the ground, discovers she's pregnant
Just what the heck did she land on?
Just what the heck did she land on?
Pregnant Skydiver survives mishap
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After breaking her pelvis, hopefully she will be able to have a natural child birth. But regardless, it is a happy ending that they both survived the mishap. At the same time she has nerve after landing face first and all the surgeries she wants to go and do it all over again. But they say those people are addicted to the adrenaline rush.
I laughed at that part. She's an adrenaline junkie, I guess!hugqgy said:my favourite part was "baby due in June, jumping again in August..."
Only very few costly life insurance will cover Skydiving. It's actually safer than most daily activities, just perception is otherwise. Don't knock the excitement until you try it.ronzodd said:
But taking her unborn is irresponsible. To be a parent, there are some compromise and priorities in life.
remember she did not know she was pregnant and did say that had she known she would not have jumped that day. It was only through treatment an x-rays for her fall that she discovered her condition. as for jumping after the baby is born that is her business. She believes it is safe and post traumatic fear-aversion therapy will be good for her psyche.ronzodd said:
I agree as someone who was in a car accident many years ago when I was the driver and till this day I can at least say my mistake was not getting right back in there and driving again. I went into shock that day and figured no I cannot do it, till now I still have not. It is one thing to say it now and admit I should have still another thing to actually do it. Funny thing is I was about 20 then and now am 34.
It's like comparing the joys of running vs. walks. Totally different level of excitement.ronzodd said:
Skydiving is one of the few things in life that really is more exhilarating than sex.
As with a good orgasm, time stops when skydiving. Climbing out on the strut seems to take a delicious half an hour. 30-40 seconds in freefall seem like all day. Then you track away and dump, and time suddenly zooms back into focus. It's very very similar to the way you feel just on the edge of an orgasm, when time stops and you feel like you've entered another dimension. Cumming seems to go on forever -- until it's over, and only then do you realize how brief it was.
You can always tell the really shithot skydivers -- they're the ones who need 20 minutes to explain to you what all was going through their minds during the 2 seconds or less that they were dealing with a malfunction.
Skydiving is one of those sweet pleasures. I skydived for 23 years -- it's obviously not for everyone, but if you think you might be one of the few who can appreciate it, go for it.
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As with a good orgasm, time stops when skydiving. Climbing out on the strut seems to take a delicious half an hour. 30-40 seconds in freefall seem like all day. Then you track away and dump, and time suddenly zooms back into focus. It's very very similar to the way you feel just on the edge of an orgasm, when time stops and you feel like you've entered another dimension. Cumming seems to go on forever -- until it's over, and only then do you realize how brief it was.
You can always tell the really shithot skydivers -- they're the ones who need 20 minutes to explain to you what all was going through their minds during the 2 seconds or less that they were dealing with a malfunction.
Skydiving is one of those sweet pleasures. I skydived for 23 years -- it's obviously not for everyone, but if you think you might be one of the few who can appreciate it, go for it.
..c..
Ah, the orgasm...
My 1st time, the blink of an eye was like etenity as I step out. My feet frantically kicking searching for ground to step on as you freefall. My mind was a blank. Then training kicks in, hands reach up for the steering pullies.
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As you glide, the song, "Send me an angle..." rings in my head.
So that's how a female orgasm feels like...JoyfulC said:
My 1st time, the blink of an eye was like etenity as I step out. My feet frantically kicking searching for ground to step on as you freefall. My mind was a blank. Then training kicks in, hands reach up for the steering pullies.
...
As you glide, the song, "Send me an angle..." rings in my head.
