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I had my fears under control for a while, but it seems every spring I start over again. Once I am used to the storms and severe weather forcasts, I do much better. I have been afraid ever since I was a child and my mother would react to severe weather by hiding us under furniture, pacing, and looking out of the windows. I was very careful not to pass my fears on to my children because I didn't want them to suffer as I have. I am feeling a bit better because we had a particularily bad storm last fall. It actually took some of the shingles and siding off of houses in the neighborhood. It also blew our canopy down and blew our lawn furniture away. It was so scarey because the thunder and lightning were constant. I managed to pray and then calm down (as usual) but initially I was terrified. I would have ignored it except my daughter worried for me and told me to come to the basement (normally she doesn't fear storms but this one was BAD)! My husband is neither comforting or supportive. I would like to get over my fears once and for all!
Hi Minnesota, I have found this post of yours very interesting as I have had a major fear of tornadoes since I was young, I don't even live in a high tornado area....and if the weather is severe I am on the look out for them. You seem to be handling the storms very well and really trying to work through them, that is so good!!! Congrats on that....
We had a big storm during the day, I was home sewing, it went dark and windy, so I went downs tairs. The thunder shook the pictures. I watched the tv and they said severe thunderstorm. I was a bit nervous, but I just tried to hold it together. I was pleased I stuck through it and in about 10 mins it had passed. I told my neighbour and she said " oh you should of come over or gone to val" I said no..i want to stick with it, I have to, cant keep running all over the place when the weather gets bad.
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