Re: Attention big wallaby!
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 7:15 pm
:hysteria: :hysteria:ktulu wrote:Yes, but it requires that you are able to go into the park.
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Attention big wallaby!
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Re: Attention big wallaby!
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 12:04 am
Since it'll have to be the WDW 'it's a small world' I can sign her in easy. She can eat at Pinocchio's Village Haus and sit right by the windows overlooking the small world load/unload area. Be a good place to watch the repeated rides take effect.ktulu wrote:Yes, but it requires that you are able to go into the park.
Re: Attention big wallaby!
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 9:53 am
I should have fired you long ago as my site admin.ktulu wrote:Yes, but it requires that you are able to go into the park.
I can go to and enter any Disney park including Disneyland and DCA. I JUST PSYCHOLOGICALLY AM STOPPING FROM GOING, IT IS A PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM STEMMING FROM YEARS OF A VERBALLY AND PSYCHOLOGICALLY ABUSIVE MOTHER AND MY SID AND OTHER QUIRKS.
Besides I was thinking of WDW since he is on the East Coast.
Re: Attention big wallaby!
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 10:37 am
Churchy-
I think everyone here is aware of the issue you have going into DLR, but wouldn't you rather change that? The reason for this board is that most of us love it there, so we are sad to hear that you won't join in on the fun. BW will be HERE within a quick drive from your place, and I know you want to see him.
So as I've said before, IMO you should see a Doctor to help with these things.
You've been through A LOT, but if you knew the background of others, you'd be surprised at what they've been through ,too. You are still young, and you
are going to live this way for many more years unless something changes for the better, you should be the one to instigate that change!
I'm sorry if this advice isn't what you want to hear, change is hard, I know. :(
I think everyone here is aware of the issue you have going into DLR, but wouldn't you rather change that? The reason for this board is that most of us love it there, so we are sad to hear that you won't join in on the fun. BW will be HERE within a quick drive from your place, and I know you want to see him.
So as I've said before, IMO you should see a Doctor to help with these things.
You've been through A LOT, but if you knew the background of others, you'd be surprised at what they've been through ,too. You are still young, and you
are going to live this way for many more years unless something changes for the better, you should be the one to instigate that change!
I'm sorry if this advice isn't what you want to hear, change is hard, I know. :(
Re: Attention big wallaby!
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 11:55 pm
Thank you Disney Mom. I am working on the fears but the SID will never go away not any other birth defects. So for life I will have to work harder on things. I will be the last to change in life because of SID.
DLR was my happy spot and when life was bad or I was sad I could go there in my mind. As I would sleep on a bad day I would go there and be happy. I was my happy spot and still is at times. At least now I am thinking about going back and starting at the hotel but only thinking as the fear and bad memories do crop up. I would have to feel safe again. Also I do not want to risk anyone getting fired because they signed me in or were with me if I did do something wrong. I am a trouble magnet.
Churchy gives Disney Mom a Matterhorn ice cream sundae from Carnation.
DLR was my happy spot and when life was bad or I was sad I could go there in my mind. As I would sleep on a bad day I would go there and be happy. I was my happy spot and still is at times. At least now I am thinking about going back and starting at the hotel but only thinking as the fear and bad memories do crop up. I would have to feel safe again. Also I do not want to risk anyone getting fired because they signed me in or were with me if I did do something wrong. I am a trouble magnet.
Churchy gives Disney Mom a Matterhorn ice cream sundae from Carnation.