Hayleeishulk
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2014
- Messages
- 4
Hi Disboards! Even though I am a new member, I have read plenty on the forums. Maybe it's just me but I'm not seeing the same reactions to M:S like I hoped. To better understand my situation let me tell you a little about myself. I am 16, a thrill seeker, and Disney obsessed of course! I seem to have an amazing fight or flight if that has anything to say about my adrenaline. I don't get nauseous. I have not been diagnosed with any heart conditions that I know of. I have mild back problems towards my tail bone & a pinched nerve that likes to act up on occasion lol. Now after telling you that I have a few health related inquiries pointed towards M:S. I have been on this ride many times before and have experienced the same every visit. I walk onto the queue with my heart beating with the constant,"If you have heart, back, or nausea related problems..." In my head. I am constantly unsure if my back problems are serious enough to not be allowed ride access. When the ride starts and you see on the screen that we are "taking off" my lungs go into this optimal breathing mode kinda thing. (It's like holding your breath for a minute and exhaling and then inhaling the fresh air, except I don't hold my breath what so ever.) When the spinning begins, my vision gets blurry & it's almost as if my eyes dilate. My right leg becomes restless (Which I do not have at any other time in my life/day) and it's as if that's my body trying to cope with the spinning. My hands grip whatever I have to hold, and my heart doesn't do anything besides give me this feeling that I get when someone says your great grandma is dead. (Harsh I know) I also get this feeling right when you're released in Rockin' Rollercoaster, Hulk, Rip Ride Rockit, and the drop of Sheikra in Busch Gardens. It's almost like it's too much. It's like the peak of what I can take. I have no after math symptoms such as chest pain or nausea. If anyone could help out and tell me why I'm feeling this way, or that they experience the same thing, that would be greatly appreciated. -Haylee