'Didn't want to come out': Spanish woman emerges into daylight after 500 days living in cave

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'Didn't want to come out': Spanish woman emerges into daylight after 500 days living in cave
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Beatriz Flamini, an elite sportswoman, celebrated two birthdays in the 70-metre-deep cave, having gone in before the war on Ukraine started and the Queen's death.

"When they came in to get me, I was asleep," she said.Asked if she ever thought about pressing her panic button or leaving the cave, she replied: "Never. In fact I didn't want to come out."Flamini spent her time underground doing exercises, painting and drawing and knitting woolly hats.

Beatriz Flamini spent her time underground doing exercises, painting and drawing and knitting woolly hats. "You have to remain conscious of your feelings — if you're afraid, that's something natural, but never let panic in or you get paralysed." Flamini was monitored by a group of psychologists, researchers, speleologists — specialists in the study of caves — and physical trainers who watched her every move and monitored her physical and mental wellbeing.

Flamini said she was now looking forward to a shower and sharing a plate of fried eggs and chips with friends.

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