so we're sailing along, past hearst castle, and we're sailing into christchurch bay. the nice, sort of more straightforward, flatter water. i think the boat was on a reach at the time, so it was really just a straightforward sail straight across to poole. samiya tapped me on the shoulder to say that she doesn't feel particularly well. we didn't think too much of it. we just thought, "maybe it's a little pain." so we told her to go down, drink some water, have a nice rest. she was starting to get a tight chest, her breathing was becoming a bit more irregular, and as soon as those two things happen, you know that this is serious and you have to act straight away. we made the decision to transfer samiya onto the rib, which was accompanying scaramouche, because scaramouche can do eight knots, the rib can do 38 knots. but when we transferred her on the rib, she seemed to be deteriorating further. when you get that type of, like, pain or you're just stuck on a boat you don't know what to do, i feel like it raises some panic. mr holt and nick, they had to go down and call th

so we're sailing along, past hearst castle, and we're sailing into christchurch bay.'t feel particularly well. we didn't think too much of it. we just thought, "maybe it's a little pain." so we told her to go down, drink some water, have a nice rest. she was starting to get a tight chest, her breathing was becoming a bit more irregular, and as soon as those two things happen, you know that this is serious and you have to act straight away. we made the decision to transfer samiya onto the rib, which was accompanying scaramouche, because scaramouche can do eight knots, the rib can do 38 knots. but when we transferred her on the rib, she seemed to be deteriorating further. when you get that type of, like, pain or you're just stuck on a boat you don't know what to do, ifeel like it raises some panic. mr holt and nick, they had to go down and call the radio for a pan—pan. it's not a mayday, but it's just one below that. boat radio chatter we communicated with the emergency services — so that was the coastguard — and the lifeboat came up from yarmouth and lymington to assis