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Tom, you are just dying to find some fault with me , right? Look, I am real sick of your crap. The doctors I forwarded all used their own names except for one who does not need fifty pussies phoning up his hospital because he is a friend of mine. I am not well liked in Florida, or anywhere else for that matter. One of the ones who did use their namse went so far as to use a MK15 G250 in the orperating room on an anethicized patient and accurately records the results, you idiot - argue with that , Tom. The fact is that unlke most of you I do not open my mouth if I do not know what I am talking bout, and since this is s diving list, and I do that pretty well, I am talking and can back it up, and in this case , one more time, I do, and you absolutely do not, as per the usual. How are your bondage wings and hoses on the wrong posts doing , Tom. Care to argue that with me some more? Care to tell me I do not know how to wreck dive again? Want to discuss my attitude. How about my lack of a spell checker? That is your only chance. I bet there are ten or fifteen typos in this message alone. Go for it big guy, you have me in a corner now. Thomas A. Easop wrote: > > Jess Armantrout wrote: > > > This was a fake right? Please somebody tell me it was a fake. > > > > What, exactly, in your opinion, would qualify as expertise or formal > > training on the issue of in water resucitation in the ocean? If > George > > promises to take the PADI rescue diver course, will that satisfy you? > > No, the PADI anything really does not prepare you for anything > technical. > > > I guess being married to a head trauma nurse, > > Is that the head 'trauma' nurse or the 'head trauma' nurse? > > > being surrounded by doctors in > > his work, social life and whom he trains with, > > I am surrounded by investment bankers but my investment track record is > no > pearl. > > > having leading diving > > physicians from around the world calling to exchange information, > having > > read and practically memorized most of the best diving physiolgy > texts, > > having consulted with most of the big oil companies on diving > protocals, > > The subject is resuscitation, not diving, HUGE difference. > > > being born and raised around the water, > > That always helps in a resuscitation!!! > > > diving for more years than most > > anybody on this list, running the leading technical diving project in > the > > world with some of the top military diving doctors coming around to > see how > > he does things AND having access to Bill Mee, doesn't count. > > You hit the nail on the head. It doesn't. > > As it is getting boring to say, the WKPP DIVING record is impressive. > George is > one of the leaders. Give him and them your ear when discussing diving. > They have > the 'track record'. Do not listen to G about resuscitation. He has no > track > record here. As he stated, he did very good once when obviously it was > needed. > Better to do what he did than nothing. But what he did should not be the > way to > plan for. Listen to a doc or better yet a medic regarding resuscitation. > They > have track records. Purging with 02 is unsafe. One anonymous MD who > George > quotes doesn't make it safe. > > We all emphasize better, safer diving by thinking it all through, > educating, > training and evaluating. Why not plan for resuscitations the same way. > Why not > do it right? Think it through? > > Maybe some of the members of our various dive parties and teams should > become > EMT's. Or get a medic or an EMT to be in your dive organization. We all > accept > that support divers, not the most glorious position on the exped, are > needed to > obtain a certain safety level. Why not add medics, etc. > > Come to think of it, with all the MD's, medics, nurses etc. in the WKPP, > they > are already doing this. Why should we be told to settle for less? They > are not just > inflating a stricken diver with 02 from a deco bottle. And they did not > get all > their resuscitation training and ideas from someone on the internet. > > Do yourselves a favor, get some real training, make friends with some > medics and > docs and get them out there with you, and keep discussing the issues. Do > not > leave it to what G says he did once, even if it did work. > > -- > The Guns and Armour of Scapa Flow Scotland > 1998 Underwater Photographic Survey of Historic Wrecks > http://www.gunsofscapa.demon.co.uk/ > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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