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I'd love to hear it too, but I've got to say, that just sounds wildly improbable on almost any physiology (or perhaps we should say fizzy-ology)?
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You resurrected an old post to share this.
Your story could be valuable. Would you mind sharing it?
sunk by her own circle running torpedo. They were using a primitive re-breather called the Momsen lung. Of the five survived to be captured by the Japanese. Unfortunately for the Americans the Japanese ship that picked them up was already crowded with the survivors of the two ships Tang had already sunken. Needless to say, they were not warmly received.
Disclaimer first: I am more affraid of staying paralissed after some accident, than dying.I survived a CESA 5 years ago from 320 feet. Had 11 chamber treatments and am paralised, but alive. Do not reccomend it.