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I might have worded that wrong. I get why people might be scared, but I just don't, and can't see the scary in MRIs. I can fear the outcome, but not the proced

by kaoD 13y ago

I might have worded that wrong. I get why people might be scared, but I just don't, and can't see the scary in MRIs. I can fear the outcome, but not the procedure itself. I'm just curious about what's scary about it. Perhaps fear of the unknown? I knew why that machine was making those noises (my dad was cool and he taught me the basics about MRI machines). Or is just a personality trait, just like fear of cockroaches?

recuter 13y ago
I knew the basics of how the MRI machine worked at the time as well, but its discombobulating for one. Also, you can rationally know a dark cave is empty but still something about it can be foreboding. Its why they are called feelings and not thinkies. :) You're ill, it makes it sucks more somehow. This decal idea in the article takes the drama out of it I suppose is the best explanation I could offer.