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Anonymous (ID: sAZbyABD) Australia No.513839247 >>513839318 >>513839339 >>513839369 >>513839401 >>513839406 >>513839447 >>513839495 >>513839593 >>513839625 >>513839681 >>513839692 >>513839949 >>513840150 >>513840278 >>513840314 >>513841217 >>513841577 >>513841639
What do you do in this situation?
inb4 die

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15027771/Bid-save-woman-stuck-22000ft-mountain-broken-leg-called-off.html
Anonymous (ID: CH+C2HQv) United States No.513839318
>>513839247 (OP)
She shouldn't have been on a mountain. Women need to birth Christian children
Anonymous (ID: 60hq/tD4) United States No.513839339
>>513839247 (OP)
Ski down duh what an idiot
Anonymous (ID: yAEEIAEk) United Kingdom No.513839369 >>513839614
>>513839247 (OP)
Don't do shit like that alone.
Anonymous (ID: 5XaWHHjd) Germany No.513839401
>>513839247 (OP)
build myself a new leg in some cave out of some scraps
Anonymous (ID: sXSd27lh) United States No.513839406
>>513839247 (OP)
>inb4 in OP
retard
Anonymous (ID: zZWgk01P) Canada No.513839417 >>513839538
NO resources should be spent on rescue missions for mountain climbers. I have no ill will toward them, but you know what you’re getting into.
Anonymous (ID: w5OhMJWR) United States No.513839447
>>513839247 (OP)
i cant save her
Anonymous (ID: pdP1KhPV) United States No.513839495
>>513839247 (OP)
I'd turn around 360 degrees and walk away
Anonymous (ID: sAZbyABD) Australia No.513839496 >>513839583 >>513839708 >>513839902
>But since then temperatures have sunk to minus 23C and multiple rescue attempts have ended in the tragic death of one rescuer.

>Italian climber Luca Sinigaglia, 49, was one of those who attempted to rescue her and managed to deliver a sleeping bag, tent, food, water and a gas cooker to Nagovitsina.

>But repeated efforts to bring her down failed, both by climbing and using a helicopter.

>Matters escalated after Sinigaglia himself then died on the mountain from prolonged exposure to low oxygen and hypothermia.
ripperoni
Anonymous (ID: yj3B2HKl) United States No.513839538 >>513839902
>>513839417
helicopters = cool jobs
I know you need to hire more indians for your truckloads of funkopops, so I guess there won't be any money left afterwards
Anonymous (ID: oXS38s4K) United States No.513839548 >>513839661
What the fuck is wrong with white people?
Anonymous (ID: qwb9lfPH) United States No.513839583
>>513839496
Why do white people do this shit
Anonymous (ID: Dmo3MIvX) United Kingdom No.513839593
>>513839247 (OP)
bet they'd rescue her if she were a jew.
Anonymous (ID: ibxKV6vx) United States No.513839614
>>513839369
She had a climbing partner and he left to "get help" like learn to at least read nigga
Anonymous (ID: ELgdJqDI) United States No.513839625
>>513839247 (OP)
ayyyyyy
Anonymous (ID: qFCUa3or) United States No.513839661
>>513839548
>What the fuck is wrong with white people?
they go to great lengths to get away from niggers
Anonymous (ID: ODao1/oJ) Canada No.513839681
>>513839247 (OP)
47 years old is a good age for women to die at, she died doing what she enjoyed so it's not necessarily a bad thing.
Anonymous (ID: Yn2qzKkX) United States No.513839692
>>513839247 (OP)
Why doesn't the USA just use our magic antigrav propulsion vehicles to rescue her? They could blip right to her.
Anonymous (ID: HDsfDadA) United States No.513839708 >>513839843 >>513840172
>>513839496
just tie a rope around her and drag her down the mountain, whats so difficult?
Anonymous (ID: ibxKV6vx) United States No.513839843 >>513840126 >>513840172 >>513840372
>>513839708
Apparently, it foiled the efforts of several rescue attempts by pro mountain climbers
That's how badly she fucked up
She, a woman, managed to get herself stuck in the most fucked place possible, that even a helicopter can't help her
This sits as an example that women are peak retarded(no pun intended)
Anonymous (ID: GAiCe+P1) United States No.513839902
>>513839496
>>But repeated efforts to bring her down failed, both by climbing and using a helicopter.
I don't know enough about mountaineering to say one way or the other, but why not just physically drag them back.
>it's too hard on the person being rescued!
As opposed to dying?
>it's too hard on the person doing the dragging!
Fair, but like... take breaks or something. They're in presumably good shape, they can afford to take their time.
>It's rocky!
If I was the one being dragged I still say "well, beats the alternative".
You do a combination of "drag me down low enough for the helicopters to reach".

>>513839538
Helicopters have a height limit. I think hovering is around 10k feet, whereas flying is 25k feet. Everest reaches 29k feet. I don't know what the cut off point is for hovering vs. flying, but air density is a real factor.
Granted there are specialty helicopters that probably have different specs.
Anonymous (ID: /70LOhkr) United States No.513839949
>>513839247 (OP)
she should have stayed in the kitchen
Anonymous (ID: GAiCe+P1) United States No.513840126
>>513839843
>On Saturday, a final effort to climb to Nagovitsina was abandoned just 3,600ft below where she is stuck, with the weather set to worsen, as the team were ordered to return to base camp.
>Previous attempts involved two separate helicopters, including a defence ministry Mi-8 helicopter which crashed as it sought to rescue her.
At some point it feels like fate itself must have been intervening.
>get stuck on mountain
>about to die
>rescue helicopter!
>it fucking crashes
>a search party!
>blizzard worsens, they have to turn back
Anonymous (ID: C+tP6FUi) United States No.513840150
>>513839247 (OP)
if she was moving as recently as 3 days ago was she making progress down or what? it says she was injured 10 days ago, nobdody could get in her 10 days? she couldnt crawl using her arms down a bit in 10 days? what is going on there dont they have some high altitutde rescue choppers for exactly this type of problme?
Anonymous (ID: SavVmBHQ) United States No.513840172 >>513840229
>>513839843
>>513839708
She was trapped at 23000 elevation. You can barely function at that low oxygen. They would need perfect weather and several people to slowly move her down the mountain
Anonymous (ID: C+tP6FUi) United States No.513840229 >>513840336 >>513840362
>>513840172
you cant just wear a scuba tank?
Anonymous (ID: yBPPlOz9) United States No.513840278 >>513840661
>>513839247 (OP)
Probably a lot of second guessing your mistakes like I did when a fucking tree branch gave me permanent nerve damage like the retard I am. I really should have just cut the vines off first but too late for that shit.
Anonymous (ID: jMfqQwBA) United States No.513840314 >>513841455
>>513839247 (OP)
you have to self rescue on the broken leg. she had enough gear to probably survive. even just that belt is enough to stabilize or even amputate a leg. if you really cant move then eventually you will die, so gutting through just about any amount of pain is a better outcome and you have plenty of time. she had a week? hard to imagine you cant crawl out on your belly with an entire week. i dont really think you need legs to survive this, you cant just lay there waiting for rescue while you do nothing til lolrip.
Anonymous (ID: uPahuBe8) United States No.513840336 >>513840772
>>513840229
You're a genius. I'm suprised no one ever though of hauling 2000 oxygen tanks up a mountain.
Anonymous (ID: SavVmBHQ) United States No.513840362
>>513840229
They do bring oxygen tanks to supplement climbs at that height. They don't last very long and are heavy so you have to use it sparingly
Anonymous (ID: GAiCe+P1) United States No.513840372
>>513839843
I read the article further, and now I have conflicting feelings on it.

On the one hand:
>Nagovitsina shot to fame four years ago when she refused orders to leave her husband alone on another mountain after he suffered a stroke at 22,638ft.
>He died on the mountain, but she somehow managed to survive the incident in 2021.
>Her radio conversion with base camp went viral as she refused to leave husband Sergei Nagovitsin on the mountain, close to the borders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and China.
>'He can't sit up, falls on his side, his speech is confused,' she told rescuers.
>'Natasha, you need to go down yourself. You won't be able to help him in any way. Do you understand me? Over.'
>She replied: 'I understand everything, but I will not leave him alone.'
That's a dedicated wife.
On the other hand:
>continue doing the activity that killed your husband and almost killed you
That's kind of retarded.
Anonymous (ID: GAiCe+P1) United States No.513840661
>>513840278
What's the story?
While there are conscious decisions and mistakes you can do/make, sometimes the body just fucks you over.
E.g.
>be me
>laying in bed, perfectly safe
>decide to wrap a string around my thumb because ???
>it cuts off circulation, obviously
>take a little longer than intended to undo it
>feeling gone (still, obviously)
>feeling stays gone longer than it normally does
>rationally I -know- the sensation will return in time
>get up out of bed to go do something
>combination of subconscious anxiety + standing up (vasovagal syncope) causes light-headedness
>fall and hit head on wall and then floor
I'm fine but had things gone a little differently it could have been the stupidest story of ever of "tie string around finger" -> "get a concussion or worse".
Anonymous (ID: MZpUgnE0) United States No.513840772
>>513840336
Why can't they drop them from a plane with a parachute or even better give her a hang glider, I did one of those on vacation once and it was easy
Anonymous (ID: 4jl1DrGN) United States No.513841217
>>513839247 (OP)
47 yo woman gets broken leg. Osteoporosis maybe, her leg wasn't as strong as she expected it to be.
Given the broken leg and conditions, nothing could be done. Everything was tried. RIP
Anonymous (ID: Nqi7twTw) No.513841455
>>513840314
>even just that belt is enough to stabilize or even amputate a leg
Reminded me of the story of the guy that got his arms stuck in between rocks and had to amputate it with a multi-tool knife in order to survive, wouldn't have made it if the arm wasn't already decomposing.

https://earthlymission.com/aron-ralston-self-amputation-survival-story-arm-cut-off/

As harsh as it sounds, imo and that height and temperature, over a week, with a broken leg, She's already gone. And with a failed rescue attempt that ended in another person dying it's going to take a while to get her down.
Anonymous (ID: b0WXzky9) Nepal No.513841577
>>513839247 (OP)
Pussy still warm
Anonymous (ID: JFqhd56R) Australia No.513841639
>>513839247 (OP)
wypipo moment