WhitedvRN
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I have signed up and started my classroom materials! I will be in the water (pool) soon. I just can't wait. Wish me luck!
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I have signed up and started my classroom materials! I will be in the water (pool) soon. I just can't wait. Wish me luck!
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It will be worth the effort. If you hit a rough spot it has probably surfaced here before. Search or ask but be sure to resolve things.
Pete
It will be worth the effort. If you hit a rough spot it has probably surfaced here before. Search or ask but be sure to resolve things.
Pete
Flatliner
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Hi and welcome.
As a fellow newbie and a fellow RN I wish you the best. When I was in the OW portion of my class I had killer trouble equalizing my ears. I posted here and was pointed to the streaming video on Dr. Kays diving site. WELL WORTH THE HOUR IT TAKES and I would suggest you watch it before hitting open water.
http://faculty.washington.edu/ekay/
Flatliner,
aka Robert
As a fellow newbie and a fellow RN I wish you the best. When I was in the OW portion of my class I had killer trouble equalizing my ears. I posted here and was pointed to the streaming video on Dr. Kays diving site. WELL WORTH THE HOUR IT TAKES and I would suggest you watch it before hitting open water.
http://faculty.washington.edu/ekay/
Flatliner,
aka Robert
plot
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Good luck, and don't hold you're breath.
Thanks for all the well wishes. I was in the pool yesterday and you are all right it was GREAT! I can;t wait to go again and get out of the pool and into the open water. My instructor is AWESOME! She has over 8000 dives to her credit and I know I am in good hands. I didn't have any trouble so far. But I do have water in my rt ear I can't seem to clear. Any suggestions?
I will keep you posted on my progress.
I will keep you posted on my progress.
bubble-head
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Congrats on getting started! As others have said, you will find a lot of information here. Have you tried Swimmer's Ear to get the water out?
REII
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Good luck. Enjoy your experience.
TOM
TOM
Diveral
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Sometimes I have to shake my head like a horizontal headbanger to get the water out of my ears. Good luck!! I wish I lived as close to the Keys as you do.
AL
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