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  1. WHAT are y'all afraid of!!???

     

    Thermophobia -fear of heat

    Triskadekaiphobia- fear of #13

    Thaasophobia- Fear of sitting(Gawd NO!!!)

    Hollytwophobia- Fear of wasting 2 hrs on Hollywood trash

    Arachnophobia- fear of spiders; or leggy women, who spin sticky yarns(yearning to be at the center)

    rhynoreaphobia- phobia of losing rhyme & reason

    Dreado'limphobia - Fear the masses may dread my limericks

    Phobophobia- Fear of phobias

     

    Afraid to ask..any CDC'ers got phobias?

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    2. Nuxfanabroad

      Nuxfanabroad

      Yeah..guess that's fair, but deployment/lines was killing me before TG.

    3. C.A. Nux

      C.A. Nux

      Stupidsinglestatusupdatephobia

    4. Ghostsof1915

      Ghostsof1915

      Nothing could prepare me for the vertigo effects of the stroke I had. I can think of nothing more terrifying thinking I just had an ear infection. And waking up in the morning expecting to feel better and the world just spinning. I could only drink water, because I couldn't keep anything down. I could not walk, I had to crawl. I had to call an ambulance, clean myself up as best as I could. Prop myself by my apartment buzzer to let the ambulance crew in. (Waiting 90 minutes, while the very nice girl at 911 kept calling me back).

      When the crew got to my apartment, I was like a guy who drank 3 bottles of scotch. They had to walk me downstairs to the ambulance, while they took me to VGH. You need to take for granted the simple things like walking, running, etc. As it took me about 2 months to walk normally. 6 Months to jog. I'm am thankful it was a mild stroke and my life is pretty much back to normal. But that's something I never want to have happen again.

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