New cave accident?

[LiteHedded]

There is always a need to get the facts,and have them be correct,but sometimes there are some pieces of information that we need to hear rapidly. Where I can wait to get a full accident analysis with conclusions,sometimes I need some small pertinent facts that have application to me. For instance,recently we had a dive report that a local dive shop was pumping "bad air",and that shop was making an earnest effort to contact their customers. We have an accident that is potentially being reported as a heart attack,but I also know that mild to moderate carbon monoxide poisoning has symptoms of shortness of breath,nausea,headache and dizziness,things that a heart attack victim can experience too. My correlation is fictional supposition on my part,and these two episodes are probably mutually exclusive,but having some basic information immediately could have some life saving benefit.

careful kelly. these kind of questions will get the thread locked and have you called disrespectful and indecent. oh wait that's just me. in the thread that was in the proper location...

[Squirrel Girl]

The "crass" people on the internet are usually much better behaved when face to face. Funny things a keyboard can do.

So it seems!

[stickydeco]

Hello,
This is Jackie Gregory.
Please accept my and my family's grateful thanks for your prayers, well-wishes, and generosity! You have wrapped us in Love, the greatest gift anyone can share. Leaning into your shared strength, I am searching for the "Why" and "What happened" with Jack, and look to find information that will help the dive community expand knowledge and awareness to more safely dive and joyfully walk back to their cars afterward. Keep yourselves healthy and well!

[FW]

Hello,
This is Jackie Gregory.
Please accept my and my family's grateful thanks for your prayers, well-wishes, and generosity! You have wrapped us in Love, the greatest gift anyone can share. Leaning into your shared strength, I am searching for the "Why" and "What happened" with Jack, and look to find information that will help the dive community expand knowledge and awareness to more safely dive and joyfully walk back to their cars afterward. Keep yourselves healthy and well!

Thank you Jackie. If you ever need anything, let us know. I am sure there are many friends of Jack here that would love to help out.

[sskasser]

Thank you, Jackie. My biggest and smushiest hugs to you.

Shirley

[TONY CHANEY]

I second what FW said. So very sorry for your lost.

[Kelly Jessop]

Thank you Jackie for sharing your feelings during this tough time

[TracyN]

Thank you Jackie, so sorry for your loss

[jeandiver]

Jackie: I echo what Forrest said. Let us know if you need anything.
My prayers to you and your family...Goes without saying.

Thanks!
Jeano