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Anthony Lopez was surrounded by fish.
Hundreds engulfed him on a recent Sunday morning as he dove off the coast of Pompano Beach, just a 10-minute boat ride from shore.
âYouâre in a different world,â said the retired U.S. Marine Corps corporal. âWeâre not naturally supposed to be there, so itâs really awesome to see this stuff first hand.â
For the 28-year-old, scuba diving is a world where he can let go of the painful reminder of a 2009 vehicle rollover accident in Camp LeJeune, North Carolina: the muscle spasms from the blunt trauma to his back, the phantom pain in his left hand where all but one finger was amputated.
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