Incredible Survival Story: Hiker's Epic Struggle After Leg Crushed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video, we follow the harrowing journey of a solo hiker in the remote high Sierra mountains. The adventure quickly turns into a nightmare when a massive boulder dislodges and crushes their leg. Isolated and in excruciating pain, the hiker must use all their ingenuity and resilience to stabilize the injury and signal for help as days pass with no sign of rescue. The hiker faces the mounting threat of infection, with physical trauma compounded by harsh weather conditions and dwindling supplies. Experience this incredible tale of survival, showcasing the indomitable human spirit in the face of nature's unforgiving challenges.
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THANK YOU TO EVERY SOLDIER WHO IS RISKING EVERYTHING FOR THE REST OF US, WE CAN NEVER DO ENOUGH TO REPAY YOU FOR ALL THE SACRIFICES, SORROW, PAIN OR ANYTHING. YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND AND TRULY AMAZING ❤️
"Suckers and losers" our president calls them.
Thank you SGT Doyle for your service and sacrifice! Thank you for serving our country! My condolences to the Walsh Family and many thanks for his service to his country as well and for sacrificing his life too! I understand this sacrifice, as I am too, a military family. WE have lost members too also to many wars over the decades. I am very blessed that my own father served, surving during the Vietnam conflict serving in the Air Force and then again being just 23 miles from the front lines of fighting, serving in the Army National Guard as a reserve during Desert Storm--age 50! He is now 83. He keeps up his ODL, knowing full well, that in time of war on our own soil that he could be called back up due to his record until age 93, he could potentially be a driver to drive trucks if needed in a dire national emergency! He keeps himself healthy and ready for service!
I am proud of all our all military service personnel and their families and the sacrifices we all make to keep our United States safe. Thank you all, and thanks to all vets who continue to their best to keep American Great! You continue to have my support! Blessings, Michelle Reed, from Oregon!
My goodness, I always cry when the families are talking and I worked for the forest service and hiked everywhere all year round for decades and fortunately never had any accidents and I am glad my kids don't like hiking for this very reason. I don't know what I would do if I lost any of them and these stories just hit like a sledge hammer to my heart. Don't wait, get someone looking immediately, if nothing is wrong, no harm but it may be the difference between life and death if you wait.
This host is so self centred. Puts me off the series - he talks about himself too much. 😒
I wish they didnt blur things our, Its pathetic,
Especially seeing it’s not even a real broken leg/ open wound. 😤
I'm thankful for it!!
Honor to marines. Honor to our armed services. ❤
No flares, no GPS. Donkey.
Hahah not bad not bad… definitely not as good as “I shouldn’t be alive.” The acting isn’t as raw and is a bit faster paced.. not as smooth to watch as the other series.
I know, I think I’ve watched every single “I shouldn’t be alive” that’s why I’m here