I took an EMS course and they offered me the fire suppression course which meant to get your certificate you had to rappel off the three story training tower to the window where the instructor was. I’m scared s—-less of heights but by the time the course was up I would love it. Talked to graduates in the same situation, who said they didn’t think they could do it but did. Had to pass, I was a volunteer at home and couldn’t take a year from my business.
They made a good EMT-A out of me, finished 3rd and never lost a patient in my care when I went home.
Imagine 11 months ago
Heights aren’t the problem. Falling is.
danketaz Premium Member 11 months ago
It worked for Shirley Temple, it can work for you.
Teresa Burritt (Frog Applause) creator 11 months ago
Close your eyes and start climbing.
BigBoy 11 months ago
What goes up…
Gent 11 months ago
Well, step it up horsie. What is you waits for? Step on it and finishes your program.
Imagine 11 months ago
Bound to fall, uh fail.
Baarorso 11 months ago
Now that’s a method I can stop and STAIR at.;-/
Tigressy 11 months ago
Well – getting up there isn’t the problem, but don’t have horses major issues walking down the stairs?
And that’s why Horace prefers elevators despite all those jokes on him.
P51Strega 11 months ago
The “fight or flight” instinct is kicking in.
Doctor Toon 11 months ago
Stairs and elevators have it in for Horace
He needs to learn to fly
pat sandy creator 11 months ago
watch your step…
Chris 11 months ago
is there a refund if it don’t work. :\
InTraining 11 months ago
Medicare wants you to install a railing…!
charles9156 11 months ago
12 step programs usually free for donation
Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe 11 months ago
I took an EMS course and they offered me the fire suppression course which meant to get your certificate you had to rappel off the three story training tower to the window where the instructor was. I’m scared s—-less of heights but by the time the course was up I would love it. Talked to graduates in the same situation, who said they didn’t think they could do it but did. Had to pass, I was a volunteer at home and couldn’t take a year from my business.
They made a good EMT-A out of me, finished 3rd and never lost a patient in my care when I went home.
bilbrlsn 11 months ago
I became a paratrooper to overcome my fear of heights. Then I developed a fear of plane landings.
ericlscott creator 11 months ago
I have faith you can overcome anything, Horace.
Zebrastripes 11 months ago
LOL! We’ll get going Horace! One step at a time!
WCraft Premium Member 11 months ago
You should have a fear of heights: no banister/railing on those steps? Yikes!
zenyattafan 11 months ago
So, Horace, you never tried steeplechasing?
davewhamond creator 11 months ago
I once took a two-step program to overcome my fear of dancing to Country Music. True story.
Allison "Big Al, the gal" Garwood creator 11 months ago
To be fair, it really is the perfect program!
Jesse Atwell creator 11 months ago
Where’s the unbreakable safety rail lol?!
BasilBruce 11 months ago
Those stairs had better keep perfectly still, or the situation might escalate.
Amanda El-Dweek creator 11 months ago
Did you keep the tag on it so you can return it…?
megiggles 11 months ago
If Horace continues to stair at the problem maybe it’ll go away.
dbrucepm 11 months ago
I’ve watched some safety videos about falling, it’s scary what happens to the human body on impact