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Your doctor can tell you , and you can also check the DAN web site http://www.diversalertnetwork.org/medical/faq/index.asp
(it looks that if you really are "good as new" then after a year, maybe less, and a thorough check , you may be able to dive again)
DB
(it looks that if you really are "good as new" then after a year, maybe less, and a thorough check , you may be able to dive again)
DB
JRScuba
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I had one installed eight years ago. Started diving 3 years ago.
Have 113 dives logged so far.
The best thing you can do for yourself is get to the gym and start working out. This is another story.
PM me if you would like more info.
Joe
Have 113 dives logged so far.
The best thing you can do for yourself is get to the gym and start working out. This is another story.
PM me if you would like more info.
Joe
The sternum rewiring is the part that takes the longest to heal. Be careful of lifting alot of weight, you dont want to re-crack the bones and have a nonunion. I would say go by doctor's advice, especially if he is a diver. Did he specifically say diving is ok? As stated by D B also I would call DAN for further medical advice, that's what they are there for!
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mystery:
The guy with the 185,000 dollar education trained in the human body.
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