Diver Loses Fingers on the Dive Ladder
from the January, 2009 issue of Undercurrent
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If you’ve dived for a number of years, you’re probably
very familiar with dive boat ladders swinging freely
in the water. There may have been a time when you got
your BCD, mask or even your finger stuck or squeezed
underneath the ladder when the swells came up. But consider
yourself lucky if you just felt a pinch. Ron Lussier
(Sausalito, CA) told us about his June trip to Fiji’s Beqa
Lagoon Resort, where Linda Rollins, a woman in his dive
group, had severe damage done to her fingers by a freeswinging
boat ladder.
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