Jokes0 min ago
Wing Walking
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I don't know whether many people can answer this but I have been given the opportunity to go wing walking this year. But it is says you cannot take part if you have or do suffer from fainting fits and giddiness. Well I havent fainted for about 8 years when it occurred quite regularly and every now and then but I'd say about 3 times a year I get a bit dizzy when I get up but this is usually due to time of the month. Do you think I'd still be able to wing walk?
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if you can't do it, i will do it for you! seriously, i would love to do it!
perhaps you could just take potassium, iron, multi vits etc before hand to ensure, and get the doc to write you a note to say he feels you are fit enough.
though if you fainted in the air it could be very dangerous - god knows what would happen to you, as although you are strapped in, you have stand firmly upright in a certain position etc
if your mouth was open and you were unconscious, the wind speed could make it very hard for you to breathe
are tandem ones possible?
good luck
perhaps you could just take potassium, iron, multi vits etc before hand to ensure, and get the doc to write you a note to say he feels you are fit enough.
though if you fainted in the air it could be very dangerous - god knows what would happen to you, as although you are strapped in, you have stand firmly upright in a certain position etc
if your mouth was open and you were unconscious, the wind speed could make it very hard for you to breathe
are tandem ones possible?
good luck
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