that she seemed very anxious. Before starting school, they had always felt that she was a fairly bright girl but they noticed that she tended to drift off and daydream. On specific questioning, it became apparent that at school, Bridget was switching off, not listening to the teacher, and appeared to be in a world of her own. She was not making progress with her reading or maths and her writing was clumsy. When asked, her teachers felt that if Bridget was able to stay attentive, she would be able to cope with any learning or handwriting difficulties.

Bridget was referred for assessment and was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD. She was started on a low-dose psychostimulant medication and became brighter, more socially confident, and less anxious. Her academic workAnd even though Ted has done over 580 jumps. It doesn't make it any less dangerous. Once, he got in a super bad accident.

In 2009, at a local jumping spot in Colorado (an 800ft. cliff), he was going to do a double flip with an off-axis twist. But while running off the cliff, he set his rotation too fast. He was upside down, facing the cliff, and just saw the ground coming right at him. "I knew I had made a big mistake."