Could you sort of paint us a picture about what it's like to be, you know, stressed on board or what causes some of these things at sea?

So basically, the stress out at sea starts with isolation because people You are away from home and you cannot get back home in an emergency.

No matter what happens at home, you will not be able to get back.

When you're part of a crew and if you're a crew, I mean, if you're a key crew member who's part of the minimum safe manning, you cannot leave the ship unless you're suitably relieved.

So in most countries, that means your reliever has to have a visa and then come on board.

That's not going to happen overnight.

So in case there is a domestic emergency or whatever kind of a problem at home, you will not be able to get back within a couple of weeks at times.

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... helplessness when you're out at sea.

For anything that happens back home, you cannot be there for your family.

That is how it all starts.

That is the second part of it when a ship sails out from port, you are on your own.

No matter what kind of a problem that you run into, whether it be a fire, a breakdown, a mechanical problem, an injury, an illness, you are self-sustained.

There is no outside help coming in.

... it's not good.