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Deep Sea Diving
« on: Mar 12th, 2004, 11:08pm » |
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You guys are all just too cool. I haven’t laughed this hard reading posts since my last episode 2 years ago.
So the vacuum cleaner kinda suck, but did you ever try deep sea diving in the tub? Before I learned about O2, I’d combat the pain by taking a hot shower pulsing straight onto my face and eye seeking relief. On the lower to medium scale Kip this works fairly well for me. But what I get even better relief from, is letting the tub fill up and on all my four, dunk my head straight down in the spa submerging my upper head, eyes and nose, sort of upside down. This allows warm water to enter way up the nostrils and sort of sting you. Opening your eyes while under water also adds stinging to the eyes. Most often a Kip up to 6 or even 7 becomes history after a few minutes. Maybe it is just diverting the pain, or the stinging is competing with the ice pick. Anyway, just to feel a change in the pain and location is great alone. Like if I could move it to my toe and then just call the toetruck and haul it away. Hint - Keep your mouth above the waterline and stay awake - makes it easier to breathe.
Pete
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Pete,
You are too funny. I dunk my head under water for as long as a can only comming up for air when abovery *friendly* personely necessary and back to the deep sea. LOL
I think it just keeps the mind occupied while waiting for the Beast to finish you off.
I read your other post. Are you serious about your home made O2 mask ? I have one I will send you if you don't have one Mr. McGyver.
I.M. me if you need the mask.
PFDAN
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