Freaking out about having lake water pushed up my nose

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Name the resort or it didn’t happen.

St. Regis. If you look it up you’ll see that they have a lake or something called a lake with water activities.

[Anonymous]

You are fine. My family swims in lakes and rivers all the time and no one has had an issue yet. We have riverfront and all the kids jump off the dock in the river all summer every year.

[Anonymous]

So are you going to get help for your anxiety before you thoroughly ruin your kids lives?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You are fine. My family swims in lakes and rivers all the time and no one has had an issue yet. We have riverfront and all the kids jump off the dock in the river all summer every year.

What state?

[Anonymous]

OP here reporting back to share that I am 10.5 days out from my lake encounter and symptom-free, so it is fairly safe to say that the amoebas did not get me I will, however, be looking into getting therapy for my anxiety as well as practice better water safety in the future.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here reporting back to share that I am 10.5 days out from my lake encounter and symptom-free, so it is fairly safe to say that the amoebas did not get me I will, however, be looking into getting therapy for my anxiety as well as practice better water safety in the future.

OP, I am extremely glad to hear it! On all counts! Be well!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here reporting back to share that I am 10.5 days out from my lake encounter and symptom-free, so it is fairly safe to say that the amoebas did not get me I will, however, be looking into getting therapy for my anxiety as well as practice better water safety in the future.

I was thinking about you the other day. I’m glad you’re alive!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here reporting back to share that I am 10.5 days out from my lake encounter and symptom-free, so it is fairly safe to say that the amoebas did not get me I will, however, be looking into getting therapy for my anxiety as well as practice better water safety in the future.

Yeah!!! Now don’t go swimming in lakes again!!! Stick to ocean water or chlorinated pools!

[Anonymous]

She’s alive! Woohoo!! Happy for you, op