wish mine was that lucky. almost 8 months later and i'm still recovering from my accident. thank god i don't have any memory of getting hit. but it still haunts me.
I'm not so sure having no memory of it is such a blessing? The Mind tends to be unnerved by what it doesn't understand moreso than by what it fully comprehends. You might want to check into methods of uncovering suppressed memories so you can at least own the experience rather than letting it own you. Lord knows I'd hate to be crossing a busy street and get petrified by an anxiety attack.
Thou I guess that could be a double edged sword as I sometimes wonder "Hmmmm, can I pull off a triple backflip before it passes" when I see a big ole' Limo approaching. And being 36 (Lincoln incident was 19 years ago) I can only rationaly think that it would be a bad bad thing,,,, but what a rush...
hard to say if having memory of the accident is a good thing. it's only once and awhile i'll get a mental image of me getting hit by a car, it doesn't bother me too much but it's still a disturbing image. only once did i have a break down so to speak. watching one of those "Worlds Wildest Police Chase" show. police officer caught a pedestrian getting hit by someone in their car going about 50 mp/h(i think it was around that) on his dash cam. that freaked me out, i broke down in tears, and i was shaking pretty bad. i just turned the TV off and did my best to relax.
but anyways, back on topic.
those guys are nuts! but it does look like a lot of fun. it's amazing what we have accomplished in the last 20 years when it comes to joy seeking hehe.
