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My DD has ALWAYS struggled overcoming fears. Especially on the beam. 2 nights ago she missed her hands doing a BWO on the beam (twice) and broke her fall with her face!:eek:. I just knew that she would be back to a line on the floor and taking many moons to get back to where she was.

But she has really proven me wrong on this one. Last night she did both a BWO and a BHS without being spotted! I am so stinkin proud of her! I don't think there is anything she could do to make me prouder! :)
 
It wasn't until reading these forums that I realised that it was even possible to overcome a fear - I recently gave up horseriding because I have developed a fear of jumping (after 30 years!) but I now feel inspired to try again. I am seriously impressed by your daughter - I can only imagine the level of courage it must have taken for her to get back on the beam and plunge backwards again. Huge congratulations to her.
 
I am very happy for your daughter, and am glad she is fine from her fall. Mine has a philosophy that is essentially, well if that is the worst that can happen (it's not, but I don't say anything) then I can try again :)
 

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