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Chris-Ottawa

Have you discussed skydiving with your family/friends in the event of an accident?

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Me and my jump buddy always jump together.
We travel to Spain 4 or 5 times a year and bang them in.
Although I haven't got round to doing the following yet I will sort it before I jump again.

Give my Best Friend all my nearest and dearests phone numbers.

Give my Jump Buddy my Best Friends phone number.

If I ever pile in then my Jump Buddy would contact my Best Friend.
Better coming from someone who knows me than a total stranger at a DZ.

My Best Friend would then tell my nearest and dearest ( he knows everyone I love )

By doing it this way I think it would help cushion the blow.

I will also leave letters in my home that would explain to the recipients amongst other things that I loved what I did and that i would do it all again if I had the chance :)When I get home again after jumping I will put them away till the next time.

They have funerals now that are called celebrations of life.
Kind of an upbeat thing which will do me fine .

No hymns,just some cool Riffs and a single crew cab Splitty instead of a hearse.
Maybe a swooper or two landing in the park next to the crem where it would take place ( difficult to arrange but awsome )
All this would be in my letters.
Plus copies of my Waiver.

Well that's my plan.

Live Life or die of boredom ;)
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Fly Like Zie Eagle, Not Like Zie Chicken !
Good advice from an instructor I know.

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I told them about my first jump, but after I made my second jump 7 years later, I didn't tell them until I started BASE jumping. My sister did her first tandem, and the family gathered around and watched the video. I was on the plane with her in my wingsuit. After it was over and we were talking about it, my mom asked, "Why don't you just jump off a bridge?", and I replied, "Okay, I'm doing that next weekend":D
BASE 1224, Senior Parachute Rigger, CPL ASEL IA, AGI, IGI
USPA Coach & UPT Tandem Instructor, PRO, Altimaster Field Support Representative

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