Star pupil or in need of rescue?
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Mask on forehead, diver in distress 
mmbawden
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Needs to be rescued and mouth to mouth for sure!!!!!!
voodoodiver
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Everyone stand back!!! I'm a trained Pro. and I'm Going IN!!! 
Russ
Russ
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I'd totally rescue her.
Might be a dude, don't be so quick to recue.Fish_Whisperer:I'd totally rescue her.
Scuba_Teddy
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Just another disciple of the MOF movement.
fire_diver
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"Scuba_Teddy- Just another disciple of the MOF movement "
As an EMT I can not take that chance. Must give her mouth to mouth and palpate her femoral arteries to check for good circulation. I should probably oscultate her chest too, but darn! I dont have my steth..... just have to use the old ear!
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As an EMT I can not take that chance. Must give her mouth to mouth and palpate her femoral arteries to check for good circulation.
I should probably oscultate her chest too, but darn! I dont have my steth..... just have to use the old ear!FD
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Al Mialkovsky:
Well, there goes another fantasy shot all to hell.
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