In this story, Randy has been a licensed bell diver for 3 years & usually goes to a comfortable depth that was regulated on each of his missions.
However, one particular challenge arose, & Randy became stuck past 160 feet, since his line became severed from a sharp underwater cliff...
Does Randy make it back in time to be saved or drift off into a watery oblivion never to return? Can he find the strength to ascend before he tires out & falls to a lung crushing depth?

*What it does to the psyche to know trouble looms underwater where time without enough oxygen becomes an accelerated frantic feeling & a gut gnawing frightening event. 

*What's the longest you can hold your breath? Have you ever been able to improve the timing longevity? 

**Some interesting water diver facts in real life:
[Excerpt from Bing search engine.] "The deepest dive ever (on record) is 1,082 feet (332 meters)12. It was set by Ahmed Gabr in 2014 in Dahab in the Red Sea2. The dive took 15 minutes to descend and 13 hours 35 minutes to ascend. The pressure at that depth was about 485 pounds per square inch, which would crush most people’s lungs."
For live coverage you can visit the video clip below to witness a real dive & the amazing person who has achieved a winning 7-time record breaking dive status...
https://youtu.be/AGc_WfEwy4I

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