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Panic attacks and the "Blue Orb Syndrome".
Capt. Darrick Lorenzen
9/17/2008
  Recent studies are beginning to suggest that episodes of panic or near-panic may explain many recreational diving accidents and possibly throw light on the cause of some diving fatali...

THE RISKS OF PANIC IN SCUBA DIVING V
Capt. Darrick Lorenzen
9/16/2008
Can we predict whether someone will experience panic while scuba diving? Dr. Morgan: Yes. The psychological variable known as "trait anxiety" is regarded as a stable or enduring feature of personality, whereas "state anx...

RISKS OF PANIC IN SCUBA DIVING IV
Capt. Darrick Lorenzen
8/8/2008
Can individuals with high anxiety be trained in techniques that will reduce the risks of panic?   Dr. Morgan: Apparently not. The use of intervention techniques based upon procedures such as biofeedback, hypnosis, im...

MSD FORUMS - RECREATIONAL DIVE TRAINING AND EDUCATION
TOPIC: finish this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hammerhead

Joined on
3/13/2006


So, there I was diving on the wreck of the Rhone. I got to the stern of the wreck ( about 85' ) I went to adjust bouyancy, my power inflator stuck open, so I .......................................................................................

"" Not throwing my hands up or my dress above my ears don't mean I ain't awstruck.""

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Dean810

Joined on
5/22/2006

Shot up to the surface like a rocket?

Join the Chicago Scuba Meetup Group!  http://scuba.meeup.com/105 
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Aurora

Joined on
12/19/2007

ooooo  what's a power inflator!!  Sounds like fun!  I don't know what happened but count me in!  (nudge, nudge, wink)

Aurora
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hammerhead

Joined on
3/13/2006

have you made a decision yet on scuba training? Think about it, power inflators and tight rubber suits!!!!!!!









































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stisinai

Joined on
9/25/2006

I quickly tied a lasso at the end of my reel and pulled the cowboy hat out of my pocket and tossed the rope for the helm!  I was able to catch it just in time.  Then I reeled myself back down.  I carefully crawled inside the wreck and found a paper clip and a ruberband and was able to build a new power inflator valve with those items and the gum i had in my mouth.  I then continued my dive and found the rare hippocrab hiding in the galley.

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OldHooker

Joined on
1/15/2008


................had to cancel my dive with you in St.Thomas because an infection in my sons mouth that set in from wisdom teeth extraction 3 weeks earlier, flared up the early AM he was to meet me in Clearwater with Capt. Derrick this past weekend to certify, so the whole thing cancelled for my son and I and no certification, so no dive for us next month, sorry I was really looking forward to dive with such an experienced diver.
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chgodvr

Joined on
5/29/2006

Disconnect the inflator hose and let the excess air out of the BC before I rocket to the surface.  Been there , done that!

Yes, I do like Aurora's avatar.

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hammerhead

Joined on
3/13/2006

OLD HOOKER call me when you hit the island!! I give a kick a$$ intro to scuba!! Then we can go to my favorite watering hole Lattitude 18. I'll buy you a beer and tell you about this one time Darrick was half way through a bottle of Jack Daniels and there was this Dwarf chick came into the bar with her goat......................................................

"" Not throwing my hands up or my dress above my ears don't mean I ain't awstruck.""

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