Sneaking again! I thought we broke you of all your bad habits! LOL, Cindy
Sneaking again! I thought we broke you of all your bad habits! LOL, Cindy
"Philosophy is a purely personal matter. A genuine philosopher's credo is the outcome of a single complex personality; it cannot be transferred. No two persons, if sincere, can have the same philosophy."
--Havelock Ellis
Oh that ones easy, about a 150' upstream from pothole there is a unsurveyed passage that drops hunerts and hunerts of feet, its a bottomless pit !!!! You see what happened was you accidentally dropped your travel gas down this chute, it was way too deep to retrieve it, so you tried to come out on the 10/60 got hypoxic and died....![]()
Hows that for a story Kelly???
TJ (2)
When I get out of cavediving, it will be to learn how to use a walkerFW
I would just leave a note on my tanks to ask the recovery team to drain my tanks and smash my computer before brining me up.![]()
Meng Tze
-Homo Bonae Voluntatis
I have found that your best approach if open to you is to get as much as you can through your employer's group policy. There is usually a 3 times Salary plus up to $100,000 Additional coverage without underwriting questions. If you want more then you have to fill out the paperwork that asks lifestyle questions. I have asked our folks to check our policy and they say there no diving exclusions on the basic life (company paid) and suppliment (I pay). BTW I work for a law firm so I figure they might have read the fine print. If you don't have access to a work group policy then I think you are always going to have underwriting issues.
Thats my problem because of my "high risk lifestyle", drag racing, etc my provider had the foresight to exclude me from other "risky" activities. I am not covered for skydiving, mountain climbing, etc. even though I did not, and still do not do, these activities prior to obtaining my policy. They were smart and got lucky...I already pay a 35% premium for my racing coverage of 50% of face value(which I recover from my sponsors), they want 3X my current premium to cover me while deep, and wreck diving, absolutely no cave coverage.
...still playin with Tonka Toys in the sandbox...and blowin bubbles in the water...
I originally had a life insurance policy ($35/month) that covered all remaining debt. I thought I was good to go. I happened to call my insurance company and asked out of curiosity if I was covered for cave diving. Of course NOT... They specifically stated that they would NOT pay if I was cave diving at the time. So I asked about my options.... You have to talk to a separate underwriter. They will ask you VERY specific diving questions regarding depths/frequency/wreck/cave diving. Then they will send one of their people out to take your blood pressure and draw lab work. Bottom line your premium will go up tremendously if you choose to carry this kind of insurance, but IMHO I think everyone should carry this insurance if you will be leaving significant debt behind that your family will have to deal with. I want to make sure that my family was taken care of in the event of an accident. If you are one of the lucky ones without any significant debt then this is a waste of money. Overall, TALK TO YOUR LOCAL INSURANCE REP and make SURE!! Look at your debt load and make your own personal decision.
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