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mrsmerryberry · 14/08/2012 20:22

I need some tips on how to control nerves when flying, has anyone got any suggestions please?

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MULLYPEEP · 14/08/2012 20:25

1 beta blocker, 2 large glasses of wine!

thisisyesterday · 14/08/2012 20:27

my gp used to prescribe me lorazepam.

just totally chilled me out without making me be out of it or anything

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DialMforMummy · 14/08/2012 21:05

I used to take Bromazepam. Brilliant, just like thisisyesterday said. Not great if you fly often as it is addictive.
Now I am ok with flying so I don't need to take it anymore.

diabolo · 15/08/2012 14:13

Ask your Doctor for some diazepam (valium).

I take about 10mg for each flight, just before boarding and it totally relaxes me, makes me feel a little drunk and very happy, but with no downside as it wears off after a couple of hours.

mummymeister · 16/08/2012 14:32

I am a v v nervous flyer - had been on a plane for over 15 years following an incident. got valium from my GP and it was all absolutely fine so much so that i am flying again this year. tell airline and they will be helpful. also try and get some really good headphones to block out the noise. good luck - lots of people are scared and most wont then fly but you are facing your fears and going for it so well done

sailorsgal · 18/08/2012 14:55

Download Paul Mckenna's fear of flying course, really helpful. I know you are not sopposed to drink with diazapam but I just have a glass of wine and am feeling pretty chilled inflight. Avoid caffeine and drink cammomile tea if you don't like alcohol.

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