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<font color='#0000FF'>Guys,
Folling the Dotty thread I noticed a comment by Mr Yates Esq.
Purely for interest and with no recrimination for honesty, I would like the YD community to state it's history - let's come up with some stats.
I've split the options into a few categories. Please answer for yourself as the diver and if you buddied with someone who had one of these
A - Direct involvment in a terminal incident (not your own) or recovery
B - Serious DCI (neuro, spinal bend etc - life threatening)
C - DCI (non-life threatening)
D - Minor incident (possible risk of DCI, pushed your luck, freeflow, entanglement)
No need to say what happened though it could help. Also please add up the scores as we go along (total in brackets).
I'll start the ball rolling.
A - 1 (1)
B - 0 (0)
C - 0 (0)
D - 2 (2) Freeflow, pushed NDL with 3 20m dives in 2 hours
<font color='#0000FF'>Guys,
Folling the Dotty thread I noticed a comment by Mr Yates Esq.
This got me thinking - how close or how frequently are YDer's involved in pant-wetting to life threatening moments?[b said:Quote[/b] ]BTW: A small addendum - one of these days - thanks to the growing nature of YD - there is chance that a report similar to what we are talking about could happen to one of "us"
Purely for interest and with no recrimination for honesty, I would like the YD community to state it's history - let's come up with some stats.
I've split the options into a few categories. Please answer for yourself as the diver and if you buddied with someone who had one of these
A - Direct involvment in a terminal incident (not your own) or recovery
B - Serious DCI (neuro, spinal bend etc - life threatening)
C - DCI (non-life threatening)
D - Minor incident (possible risk of DCI, pushed your luck, freeflow, entanglement)
No need to say what happened though it could help. Also please add up the scores as we go along (total in brackets).
I'll start the ball rolling.
A - 1 (1)
B - 0 (0)
C - 0 (0)
D - 2 (2) Freeflow, pushed NDL with 3 20m dives in 2 hours