My first time to reverse flip off a boat into the ocean. We are in Cosmell, Mexico. This is a deep dive. 100 feet below the surface. You can see the wall. It goes straight down. Weight's are needed to keep you from uncontrolled ascendant. When you lose your weight, you lose control. When you lose control of your ascendant, bubbles form inside your body. And we get the bends, aka decompression sickness. Resulting in paralysis for our deaths. I am wearing 10 pounds on my belt. My belt has a plastic belt. You can see my belt becoming loose. The weight is dangling. I am surprised it is still hanging on. This wall has a lot of current. This deep dive has become also a drift dive. Suddenly, my weight fell off of me. I watched the weight disappear into this. When I tried to wave, I woke up. I pointed my waist at the ocean corner, indicating I have lost my belt. But my body does not understand. I lose control and crash into the wall. My instructor gives me an idea. She deflects my face to the deep. It's real good to have a great ascending burger. She tells me down. She tells me to breathe out. I am out of breath, but I continue to breathe out. We come back down to a safe depth. She puts weights into my BCD breath. She puts weights into my BCD pockets. I have a great ascending burger. I am out of breath. I am out of breath. I am out of breath. I am out of breath. Everything is okay. If you remain calm, disaster averted. I do not trust a belt with a plastic buckle.