Left to Die on Mt. Everest

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	Left to Die on Mt. Everest

CrazyRedHead

5-25-2007 6:51 AM

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nature, mountain climbing, heroism, nepal

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5-25-2007 6:39 PM

Socratoad

Its so reassuring to know that there are some people who so value life that they will risk all for the life of another.

Its really what life is all about .... that most wonderful state of being known as empathy.

5-25-2007 11:33 PM

betong

Not many people can do this very unselfish act. My hats off to Mr Hahn and Phinjo Dorje.

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A stricken climber left to die on Everest was saved by an American guide and a
 sherpa who found her by accident as they returned from the summit.
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 about mountaineering ethics, a year after the controversial death on the
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