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Flying After 45 Years
The writer of this email volunteered to correspond with anyone wanting to discuss the problem.
Tom: I just want to send you a BIG THANK YOU for all your support in helping me change my life!!!
It took me 45 years to finally get on an aeroplane. With many years of living with Panic Disorder and Claustrophobia, I promised myself that one thing I will never do in my life time is fly in an aeroplane. I am mad that I did not do this earlier in my life. Flying is Great! more
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Feel Safe In Your Car?
A new report by Insurance Institute for Highway Safety lists the number of yearly deaths per million vehicles registered. They break it down by models.
Before we get into the numbers, let’s remember the 757, 767, 777, and Airbus 319, 320, 321 (and all higher numbered models) are accident free and fatality free in the U.S. and Canada . . . not just last year, but ever since they have been flying.
The two-door Chevy Blazer had 308 deaths last year per million of them on the road, the most of any vehicle in the study. If you put that another way, it means there for every 3,237 two-door Chevy Blazers, there was one death. If you figure the average life of that SUV is ten years, that means one of every 324 two- door Chevy Blazers is going to die in one... more
