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Thanks for sharing that with us. Only once ended up ina chamber. But twice I have suffered from skin bends. It is amazing that as soon as you start with oxygen, you start to feel better. From my experience 30 mins was all I needed to start to feel better from skin bends.
Like you say its all about realising & admititng what the problem is then dealing with it.
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Had Henny renew my dive insurance before the last trip. Did four 60 meter dives then headed down to Krabi. Did a max depth on the first dive to 103 meters and the second day did 123 m max depth in Song Hong Cave. No skin bends or anything. Going up north for to teach a cavern and cave course, is it possible to borrow your GPS and the directions??? Have to get a new boat captain.
If you are around the beginning of August going to do a 6 day tec liveaboard.
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