Reply to "Does your J-pouch/ Ileostomy feel weird when traveling on a airplane???"

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@Scott F posted:
It also feels the same 100 feet below the surface of the ocean.

I am curious about the depth to which any human can dive, J Pouch or not. I was reading about that amphibious assault vehicle accident that killed 8 marines in California and it said that AAV had sunk to a depth of several hundred feet, which was too deep for divers to access the wreckage. Is 100 feet about the max depth divers can go down?

8/3/207:31 AM

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