A Hiker Impaled Himself With a Trekking Pole and Proceeded to Walk 10 Miles Down the Mountain to Avoid an Expensive Helicopter Evac
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A Hiker Impaled Himself With a Trekking Pole and Proceeded to Walk 10 Miles Down the Mountain to Avoid an Expensive Helicopter Evac
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During a climb of Granite Peak, the highest mountain in the US state of Montana, 32-year-old David Cifaldi, an experienced hiker, slipped and fell on top of one of his walking sticks. The stick pierced straight through his body. Nevertheless, with the help of his friends, he managed to walk more than 16 kilometers back to civilization. "A few centimeters further and I would have been dead," Cifaldi testifies.
In Montana in the USA, a dramatic walking accident occurred on July 20th: a nurse has puffed himself on a tour with his friends with his walking stick. Nevertheless, he managed to bring himself to safety. In addition, the man had to walk 16 kilometers. 32-year-old David Cifaldi wanted to climb the Granite Peak together with two friends – the highest mountain in the US state of Montana. At 3600 meters high he slipped on a rock and crashed on his …
A Mountain Fall Left Him Injured — Then He Did Something Incredible
BILLINGS, Mont. - A Montana nurse’s hiking trip with friends turned into a fight for survival when he was impaled by a trekking pole during a climb up the state’s tallest mountain — then walked more than 10 miles to safety with the object still stuck in his body, People reported.
During an ascent, 32-year-old David Cifaldi grabbed his hiking stick after a fall. An emergency nurse, he travelled 16 km with the stick in his back to an emergency station.
As a professional nurse, the 32-year-old considered that he was able to go down from the highest summit of Montana (USA) with a hiking stick piercing his torso David Cifaldi,
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