Question:
off to geneva july hate to fly can anyone suggest away to calm my nerves?
2006-05-18 04:12:27 UTC
i worry so much i must have fear written all over my face i always get stopped and searched
Eleven answers:
silv2078
2006-05-18 04:15:00 UTC
Take some Benadryl prior to take off. It will help you sleep while in-flight. Also listen to music and bring plenty of reading material to keep you distracted. If you feel panicky try breathing exersices. easiest one is to breathe in deeply and out and count your breaths... 1 in 2 out 3 in 4 out...focus on your breathing and yur muscles relaxing. Oh and don't forget to get some earplug and an eyemask. They work wonders!
2016-05-20 13:58:50 UTC
Have you ever actually flown before? I was scared of flying, even though i'd never set foot into a plane, but i decided to go on a small flight, just under an hour, to see how i got on, and if i didn't like it then i could get a ferry back somehow. Anyways, i went, held tight as we took off and i loved it! The views up there are amazing when it's not cloudy. It's a lot smoother than going on a bus ride too. If you're still nervous when you're up there, then do a few breathing exercises. The stewards usually know these and will help you.
Pyrate
2006-05-18 04:19:58 UTC
NLP Neuro Linguistic Programming



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Good Luck!!
POISON IVY#1
2006-05-20 08:38:27 UTC
Yes correct A good Drink on the air plane helps calm your nerves and relaxes the stress from the flight.. I suggest Vodka and Orange a screwdriver also as the airline stewardess see if they have comething to calm your nerves
Summertime
2006-05-19 05:56:36 UTC
I always go to my doctor and get meds otherwise I can't fly. Also try bach flower remedies rescue remedy
chickenlittlecookie
2006-05-18 04:20:35 UTC
my friend has tranquilizers prescribed by a doc and it does help her loads. she gets panic attacks and had one on the first flight out with me.. glad her pill worked rather quick
GALAXIE 75
2006-05-18 04:15:21 UTC
tAKE A FEW XANAX OR ALAPRAZOLAM PILSS GO TO YOUR DR.S HE CAN HELP U...BY A HALF HOUR AFTER U TAKE THEM YOU WILL TO HAPPY ABOUT FLYING AND U WILL PROBABLY FORGEWT U ARE FLYING A COUPLE TIMES WHILE YOUR UP THERE IF YOU TAKE A COUP,LKE BEFORE LIFT OFF,YOULL FIND YOURSELF TALKING SOMEONES EAR OFF.
simon u
2006-05-19 11:11:09 UTC
a good book
2006-05-18 16:15:55 UTC
i have a friend who just brings lots of food. lol.
campmor100
2006-05-22 17:12:43 UTC
eat soap
kmbl
2006-05-18 04:13:27 UTC
a couple of brandy and cokes help me!!


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