I'll go back up and fix it. "...contributed to solving several problems concerning salmon..."I'm guessing you didn't mean this quite how it came across... I think I got your meaning after I continued to read .
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I'll go back up and fix it. "...contributed to solving several problems concerning salmon..."I'm guessing you didn't mean this quite how it came across... I think I got your meaning after I continued to read .
It sounds like a lot of her fear is based on general anxiety rather then concrete concerns. That is really hard to combat with logic and reasoning. But if cave diving ever gets really important to you and you think it might help her to talk to another female that also has a little cave traing I would be happy to talk to her.Thank you to everyone for their input. I have weighed all this. I don't live close to caves unfortunately, my wife is not a diver, we tried and she panicked even trying to breathe out of a snorkel. She is not coming around to accepting this and so for now no caves for me. I will continue to further my diving training and experience and maybe one day its in the cards. Ultimately if I ever screwed up in a cave the last thought I would want going through my mind is that I expired doing something there as no agreement on. For those of you that do cave dive.. luck you ! Enjoy and stay safe. It strikes me as something indescribably beautiful.