<human>: I have a completely irrational fear of flying, Reddit. I didn't used to be this way. I've flown plenty of times, and only recently have I become afraid of flying. Two years ago, I was flying home to Florida from Ohio and we flew through a bad storm. The turbulance really rocked the plane- much worse than anything I had experienced before. It felt like we would fly for a while, then fall straight down for a minute, and then continue flying. It did that for most of the flight. Now, I can barely watch a plane take off or land without feeling that icy anxiety feeling in my chest. I know that flying is the safest way to travel, and I know that this is an outrageously irrational fear, but I can't shake it.

I'm getting married in 30 days and I have to fly to Nevada, as we're getting married in Las Vegas. I'm starting to sweat about having to fly. Have any of you ever overcome a fear of flying or any other phobia? How did you do it?

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<bot>: I have a phobia of flying. Have any of you overcome a phobia like this before? How did you do it?