Dedicated 28" bar powerhead poll

[TreeLife]

You need to delete that...

I need to delete that?

 

[paragonbuilder]

I need to delete that?

The trauma memory

 

[TreeLife]

Yeah, plummeting to death...I'll just wipe that away lol

 

[smokey7]

I couldnt imagine lugging a 60+cc saw around with a 28" bar all day limbing and slashing brush. I got the back of the property behind the shop i work at to clear. Trees range from brush and saplings to 24" trees. I am using a stihl 011avt a hot ported husky 350 with a am 346 topend and a ported 630 and a 24 incher. I didnt feel like walking out to the truck to switch saws so i limbed a pine with the 630 and my god my left arm waa killing me after. You loggers are tough cookies i must say.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Yeah, plummeting to death...I'll just wipe that away lol

I’ll be more clear. The memory will always be there. But the emotional attachment to the memory can be removed. Thus clearing the way for rational fear as opposed to a fear you feel without being in danger.
A strong fear such as this that many call a phobia, is extremely limiting.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Besides you didn’t die... [emoji41]

 

[T.Roller]

Yeah, plummeting to death...I'll just wipe that away lol

Gotta brush that *s-word off.

 

[TreeLife]

I've been working on it. It's not easy. I'll fist fight a *f-wording bear, but I get on a ladder over 20 feet or on a second story roof I turn to Sir Nick Knock-knees lol

 

[Johnmn]

I couldnt imagine lugging a 60+cc saw around with a 28" bar all day limbing and slashing brush. I got the back of the property behind the shop i work at to clear. Trees range from brush and saplings to 24" trees. I am using a stihl 011avt a hot ported husky 350 with a am 346 topend and a ported 630 and a 24 incher. I didnt feel like walking out to the truck to switch saws so i limbed a pine with the 630 and my god my left arm waa killing me after. You loggers are tough cookies i must say.

I run over the tree with my skidder or drag it to a clearing to limb. Most the limbs are gone by then.

 

[TreeLife]

I run over the tree with my skidder or drag it to a clearing to limb. Most the limbs are gone by then.

Guy I worked for did that on occasion, he rather have us cut it all off in the cut zone than have a mess on the landing.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Gotta brush that *s-word off.

Yeah easy to say, til it’s your irrational fear that you have no control over.
We are humans not robots...

 

[beaglebriar]

No shame in being afraid of hieghts.

Every outfit needs a good ground man. Lol

 

[paragonbuilder]

I've been working on it. It's not easy. I'll fist fight a *frenching bear, but I get on a ladder over 20 feet or on a second story roof I turn to Sir Nick Knock-knees lol

It’s a trauma that your body thought was significant enough to never want to experience it again. But it connected that it happens because you were at or above a certain height as the reason for it, so anytime you reach that height it believes it will happen again and so immediately it triggers the fear to get you to leave the situation. This is subconscious and out of your control. It cannot be thought away. The connection in your brain must be broken. You already know the event that precipitated it. With some proper guidance you could be free of this in short order.

 

[TreeLife]

It’s a trauma that your body thought was significant enough to never want to experience it again. But it connected that it happens because you were at or above a certain height as the reason for it, so anytime you reach that height it believes it will happen again and so immediately it triggers the fear to get you to leave the situation. This is subconscious and out of your control. It cannot be thought away. The connection in your brain must be broken. You already know the event that precipitated it. With some proper guidance you could be free of this in short order.

I did therapy after the divorce, it worked well, I wont lie.

 

[sawmikaze]

No shame in being afraid of hieghts.

Every outfit needs a good ground man. Lol

I'm an adrenaline junky..I love heights despite my falls.

 

[paragonbuilder]

I did therapy after the divorce, it worked well, I wont lie.

Traditional therapy is helpful, but rarely with phobias. Perhaps with very long term therapy.
Phobias can often disappear in under an hour with the proper teqniques. And they stay gone.
The military is now using these methods for ptsd victims with great success in some areas of the country.

 

[Ryan Browne]

I did therapy after the divorce, it worked well, I wont lie.

Wait, she threw you off the roof??

 

[Redfin]

I'm an adrenaline junky..I love heights despite my falls.

I enjoy it. Cant say Im a junkie just chasin a dollar.

 

[T.Roller]

Yeah easy to say, til it’s your irrational fear that you have no control over.
We are humans not robots...

Dan to the rescue lol I understand that

 

[BonScott46]

Is this thread 11 pages deep with only 19 votes according to the tally on the first post? I say 461 just cuz it ain't been said and it needs to be said.