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Accident At Mermet Springs IL

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Accident At Mermet Springs IL

I was at Mermet last weekend, pretty major accident. All the info I have is a lady surfaced way to fast, and her breathing stopped before they got her to the dock. I assisted in the rescue. By the time the EMS arrived we had her breathing again with a strong pulse (140-170 bpm), yea i know, pretty fast, but shock had her messed up. Mermet personal responded the way any professionals would, and really helped save her life. Last I heard she was making a full recovery.
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I was at Mermet last weekend, pretty major accident. All the info I have is a lady surfaced way to fast, and her breathing stopped before they got her to the dock. I assisted in the rescue. By the time the EMS arrived we had her breathing again with a strong pulse (140-170 bpm), yea i know, pretty fast, but shock had her messed up. Mermet personal responded the way any professionals would, and really helped save her life. Last I heard she was making a full recovery.
Wow scary stuff. That's one more reason I like having a dive computer. It has alarms for these things. The guys at Mermet are top notch and reallyt seem like they know what they are doing. I'm sure they have trained for this type of situation.
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Wow shes lucky she made it out okay. I hope everything goes okay for her.
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Hope for speedy recovery glad to hear everyone responded and acted so quickly
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My prayers are going out to her for a full and speedy recovery. And i would like to express my gratitude to you and the others for your part in the rescue.
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wow, close call.. hopefully a speedy recovery... definitely a strong argument against solo diving. glad you guys were able to respond!
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Wow, hope she has a speedy recovery! My husband and I dove there last Saturday and Mermet is top notch, great staff!
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Wow.... I was there all weekend, and didn't even hear about it. I hope this isn't bad karma, but I was there for the last accident also.

By the way, which day, and what time did this accident happen?
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