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LoneStarCJ:
Thanks for the tip Kathy ;) .
evad I agree it can be awsome. I remember snorkeling and free diving to the sunken airplane at La Ceiba 30 years ago! There was a little beach bar there and beers were a buck.
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But don't give up yet! Definitely check out Reef Divers on Cayman Brac and Little Cayman - the diving is great and the valet services are wonderful. And it is a good idea to work on building up strength, not just for diving but for general quality of life!
 
Hi LoneStarCJ!
I'm sorry about Annie and hope she has more oceans ahead. I did a great trip last year with SingleDivers.com and my buddy was very much upward of 50. If Annie doesn't return to the surf, don't despair and stop diving yourself. Give SingleDivers.com a try- this is a good group to travel with - you'll be matched with a buddy of similar skill. Best of luck!
 
In the flying world, every pilot will someday take his last flight.
The best we can hope for, is that it is by choice.
 
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