Randana

The last time I bungy-jumped was birth ... and they cut the cord that time. [Isaiah 60:8] "Who are these that fly along like clouds...?"

I've only done 1 jump (a tandem). It was 3 seconds of sheer unadulterated terror followed by 5 minutes of unparalleled bliss. I can't wait to do it again! [Isaiah 60:8] "Who are these that fly along like clouds...?"

Here's the real question that has been nagging at me: How's the drug overdosed dog doing? [Isaiah 60:8] "Who are these that fly along like clouds...?"

Clothes? [Isaiah 60:8] "Who are these that fly along like clouds...?"

Ooooh.. that's just what I need as my wife and I look into AFF: a season finale of a popular show (which my extended family loves to watch) showing a skydiving accident. Everyone I know will be an arm-chair expert on the dangers of the sport. Its all in the timing... [Isaiah 60:8] "Who are these that fly along like clouds...?"

I've written to him, but as yet haven't received a reply. My amputation is just below the shoulder (actually, I have a shoulder and nothing else) so my prosthesis is little more than a decoration (no shoulder movement, slow elbow movement, no wrist movement). I guess the big obstacle at this point is finding an instructor. Most folks I've talked to are uncomfortable teaching you something they don't do themselves. And they are all uncomfortable with students making big dents in their roofs. LOL

You know, just when you get all knotted up in the technical stuff along comes someone that hits you up-side the head with simple common sense. It only stands to reason that - in the event of post-egress injury - you would want to be able to work the controls 'single handedly'. Why didn't I think of that? I am SO glad that I found this site! You folks are great. My wife and I are now planning a trip to Tennessee to see about playing in a wind tunnel.

Something tells me I might just fit in around here.

Woo-Hoo! Thanks!

Hey Folks; I lost my left arm at the shoulder at age 14. I am now 43. My wife and I tried skydiving a little over a week ago (tandems) and loved it!! We both would like to pursue the sport, but I am having troubles locating someone with equipment for a right-hand-only participant. Am I doomed to only tandem jumps? Any suggestions?