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| Originally Posted by scubagit Now why would you want to go and give it up?? As you will see on many's a thread here, sometimes bends just happen for no apparent reason. It's not always due to overstaying your welcome/rapid ascent etc.
Get back on the horse, do a few nice shallow dives with a good buddy to get the goo back, and see how you feel then. If you start to venture deeper and the same thing happens again, then it could be due to PFO which again can be fixed.
Can't remember if you said you were in a club or not but anyway, there are some great clubs in your area and as you will know some great diving.
Wouldn't it be a shame to jack it in???
Just my 2c. |
I hear what you're saying. One side of me is desperate to get back in the water, the other side just says no bleeding way. My kit is still hanging up from where I left it drying after diving on Saturday and everytime I walk past it I just can't look at it, it's all very bizarre.
Yeah PFO was bought up when talking to the doc. Im might see about getting checked out although I know little about what that involves. Time for some more reading up.
I've got at least 4 weeks out of diving anyway, I'm sure I'll start again with a few shallow dives and see how it goes. I'm also going to stick to only one dive a day for a while, just play it safe.
Getting hit once is unlucky, if I get hit again I'll feel like an idiot.