Take Sandra SKYDIVING

10 years ago, 3 months before our 30th birthday, I married my beautiful wife Sandra.  We are 1 day apart and our Birthdays are at the end of September.  When we turned 30 I asked her to go skydiving with me by the time we turned 40.  She agreed that it was a reasonable goal.  From time to time over the next 7 or 8 years I would bring up our bucket list goal and again she would "enthusiastucally"  agree.  At 38 her sentiment changes from yes to an emphatic "NO" where it has remained since.  She cites a fear of heights and a mistrust of the equipment. Sandra is an amazing, loving, funny person who suffers from anxiety.  Skydiving is an activity that is 100% at the opposite end of her comfort level.  I spoke to our doctor about this bucket list and he suggested doing something like this would be beneficial to her mental health.  I think doing something so extreme and so opposite to her nature would give her the self confidence of just knowing she can do whatever she puts her mind to despite the constant self sabotaging effects of her anxiety. I set the goal to cover the costs of a tandem skydive for her. I will pay for my own jump. I want to pay for the increased height for the jump as well as the cost of the DVD video so she can rewatch it to see how amazing she will be during the jump.  Any funds raised in excess of the skydive cost will be donated to a charity of her choice. Please help me bring Sandra on a once in a lifetime, life altering bucket list experience this September!