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Frostbite - A Climber's Nightmare | Everest Stories
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2018
- Frostbite - A Climber's Nightmare
Dawa Sange Sherpa who also go by “Alpine Sange” on Facebook profile.
This documentary features the summit and treatment story of 21 year old Mountaineering guide Mr. Dawa Sange Sherpa. Mr. Sange and his Pakistani client named Mr. Abdul Jabbar Bhatt were rescued from South Col of Mt Everest above 8600 meters by Mr. Ang Tshering Lama, Mr. Nima Gyalzen Sherpa, Mr. Jangbu Sherpa, Mr. Ang Mingma Chhiri Sherpa and Mr. Pema Chirring Sherpa. The two climbers were airlifted to Kathmandu after their tragedy and were admitted in Hospital for immediate treatment. Presently Mr. Sange is in USA after undergoing best Frostbite treatment under the regular supervision of Doctors and proper care of Nurses at CIWEC Hospital, Kathmandu.
Producer
Sherpa Events and Entertainment Management
Camera Person
Tenzing
Max Thapa
Editor
Jiwan Niroula
Translator
Sonam Jangbu Sherpa
Documentary Featured
Dr. Prativa Pandey (Medical Director - CIWEC Hospital )
Dr. Rashila Pradhan (MD General Practitioner)
Nima Yangjee Sherpa (Nurse)
Fursonam Sherpa ( Friend of Dawa Sange )
I won't lose my fingers for someone who's ego is taller than the mountain he want to conquer. If he won't agree on going down when things go bad, I'll give him a choice, follow me or stay
Nobody would wish that but someday at this kind of stage and situation, its tough
@@sherpa.explore I agree. That's why, the guides should always take the safest, most effective way to deal the situation. If so won from the team is becoming a problem, either that problem starts getting his head straight or the guide do what is best for him and the rest
Safety first
Yes but i can't say. I've never been in that situation before. I can think clearly in my bedroom, but on the top? I'm not really sure
Well, thankfully you're not a Sherpa.
My father was saved by Sherpas when climbing Everest many years ago, they carried him down after getting altitude sickness and fluid started filling his lungs. I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for them, and my father showed his gratitude the following years by becoming close friends with one of them and getting him citizenship in the US along with his son.
Thank you for sharing the story. Appreciate your dad's love and generosity!
@Jenete j easy for you to say that until it’s your family dumbass.
@UCaQVHF7urbwAPXL7bHtPssA god SHUT THE FUCK UP christ
@Jenete j what an evil thing to say. Hope this doesn’t come back on you…
@UCaQVHF7urbwAPXL7bHtPssA i would wish to not say this but unfortunately in a proper manner manner i would say it's different if it's family and he wasn't selfish you know what let's fill you're lungs with fluid see how you react
The client should pay this dude a yearly salary for the rest of his life. He owes his life to this dude.
Definitely!
Absolutely!
I’m guessing the client didn’t survive?
Pretty sure he died
When Russian showbiz producer K.Meladze accidentally ran over a woman, he committed to financially supporting her children until their majority. Not 100% comparable, but illustrates accountability when facing a situation where your actions have harmed someone permanently.
He’s got such a positive spirit even though he’s losing an important part of his body. Respect man.
Thank you very much!
gave his oxygen and the client still refused to go down quick.. smh..
You dont think.right when you are at that height about to die! You have no idea how serious it is in that state. Your body just wants to shut down and die
@@dylanm2000 Woah what the fuck
Definition of stupidity, can't think straight even in the verge of death
@@moisescanada2381 it's called mountain sickness and is one of the most common things to happen in the demise of hikers at great altitudes. It can make you feel like you're in a boiler room and you wanna take everything off, but it is deathly cold outside. Your mind works in weird ways at that height...
@@RMMsnowboard people wanting to climb should also do their research thoroughly about the risks, this is not a walk in the park at all.
This is what happens if you're reckless
My heart broke when he said he gave his oxygen mask to the other guy.
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
me is sorry to heard that I hope you're heart is not breaked anymore and you are doing fine please don't watching the video here anymore because you're heart maybe get breaked again and you maybe died from the heart breaking because you're heart is the thing that give blood to you're body 😊😊😊😊😊😀😀
Why do you impudent gnats even bother criticizing somebody? Mind your own business let him speak freely
@@ezekielshorizon6 lol that english
@@snonsig2688 he is still learning and the point is he was tried to comment something nice and not to show how master he is in english . Some people are very2 slow learner so just give them a chance ok
There needs to be better protection for the Sherpa! The client should NEVER take the Sherpa's oxygen!!! These clients act like their lives are more important - and they are not!!! What a beautiful soul this man has💕
Definitely. We need better rules, regulations and strategies to implement mountain safety to avoid such incidents!
The problem is that, inexperienced clients who go on expeditions like these without proper mountaineering license, use up their stock of oxygen quickly by deep breathing under stress where as Sherpa's have the habit of lightbreathing in the same stressful condition to save oxygen in their tanks... so quite often the clients run out of oxygen much before it is designed to run out! Then these beautiful souls (Sherpas) help them with their own oxygen cylinders out of generosity!
@@Raj-np1sc Sherpas need more power in controlling the outcome of a climb. For example, a clients' contractual agreement should include giving sherpas full authority in determining when to go up/down a mountain. Period.
And they deserve better wages
Absolutely!
This man is such a gentle, beautiful spirit, and is so strong. I hate seeing him this way. I so hope he is doing well. He is so much better than the people that he risks his life for.
Thank you very much for the wonderful wishes! Sange is doing well 😊
@@sherpa.explore Bless him. I so wish him peace, warmth, comfort and love, in his life.🙏❤🌈
@@scottsteel4230 Thank you so much once again! We shall pass on the message to him!
@@sherpa.explore ❤
God bless this young man. His spirit and tenacity are beyond admirable. Toes for fingers, a flap from the hip to augment his thumbs -- with lots of physical therapy, he can become agile again. But please, son, stay off that mountain.
Thank you.
gomphrena yes, stupid has the kind of resilience.
His home is at that mountain.
Boon Nobody this is their job bruh. Not many options out there
gomphrena ..very well said..the young is filled with spirit..but I dnt think he can off through mountain coz Sherpas only source of income is climbing Nd guiding their clients
Selfish client should have to pay for all his treatment
He was doing his job and should have left his client tbh. Either way, the dude has guts.
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
@@sherpa.explore his name is sange? Its mean horny in Indonesian
poor_youtuber no one asked.
@@myra961 i know, i just find his name very funny so maybe I'll share my laughter with a possible stranger...
I'm DISGUSTED by how he was treated by that client.
The client was dying and lacking oxygen. There's no way he could act normally in that situation. He was losing consciousness. Many people die in the same kind of scenario on that climb.
It is a known risk for anyone climbing, whether they are a sherpa or not.
Have you heard of altitude sickness? People don't behave rationally because their brain is literally swelling inside their skull.
@@wilaustu It i still not the sherpa fault, if he had carried extra oxygen and walk faster everything could have been fine. Everyone knows Everest is so dangerous
@@davidmayberry3190 it's not about altitude sickness. The client went to his home country and did countless interviews blaming the sherpa. That clients name is Abdul jabbar bhatti....a.k.a a lying piece of shit that thinks he's superior to everybody else
dude....... this guy is an angel 😤 god bless you, dude!!!
Thank you dude. Please share it as well ❤️
Sherpas are forever so altruistic, it's just... so ... breaks my heart to see them getting themselves hurt or killed for helping others climbing Everest for fame or for their ego.
Yeah it feels here at the moment!!
He probably got paid 10$ 🤦🏼♂️
ETW4life It indeed is genetic. Sherpas born in Indian plains have the highest RBC count among locals.
The average income in Nepal is $700. Sherpas make $3000-5000 per season (more if they summit). They know the risks, and get paid accordingly.
Its not altruism it's the money, waker up my friend
They are grossly underpaid and do everything but carry these millionaires up the mountain.
A lot of those climbers spend every penny they have in getting there. mortage houses, sell pretty much all they have etc. Not so much different from most 'average Joe'. I do however agree that the Sherpa do much more than should be expected of them.
@ Nik44 What exactly is an instution? yeah. If you want to start throwing around random insults I can do it just as easily. I however have better things to do than to engage in a conversation with someone who clearly has no idea how to hold one. Grow up.
Brian Harding gotdam millionaires should be spending their monies on helping the po
TaliTwitch thank u paw paw for all uz elderly wisdom
Brian Harding FYI these clients are paying around 80k $ ok
He is young, but his sense of responsibility for his client is way beyond. This is respect. For the one whom received his oxygen and ignored his life, shame on you. Dont tell the world you reached the top.
People from Nepal and Bhutan are the best. I visited both the countries and never interacted with anyone who gave me bad impression. They are so helpful and hospitable. I hope this wounderful man gets well soon.
Thank you for your beautiful compliment and wish ❤️
Was that languange nepal? No wonder i've never of this. Im so stupid😂
I am not sure if it's Nepalese language. But they all speak Hindi and English too.
@@adnanislam3252 It is Nepali but it was very hard for me to understand what he was saying .
Im from bhutan mate, but now live in bali
I've had frost bite on my cheeks, painful. Sherpas are and always will be the unsung heroes of the face. Bless them for always going above and beyond.
Thank you very much Dougal!
Amen
Sherpa Events Above and around call of duty.
Dougal Whi did it make your cheeks black?
real 1 ..no, managed to spot, but came close. Was between top of my beard line and under my mask line.
these ppl are some of the most kind and thoughtful ppl on this planet. this fellow will have to live the rest of his life with the injuries he sustained in order to save another human being. many westerners go to everest and never take into account that their lives could be held in the hands of another person. a person who has a family and friends and wants for them to come home safely also. by all means, if you are going on a climbing trip, go and have fun, but please, take into account the lives of those who may not have the luxury of going to climb a mountain, just because its there. they are climbing and helping one reach that goal of glory, in order to feed their family. to put food on the table. it aggravates me to see these ppl come back from everest having made it to the top, but they never give the props to the real climbers who carried all their gear, food, and sometimes even them. great respect for the sherpa ppl...
Thank you for your love Robert!
i agree with you sir!
Robert Phelps so proud of your comment
Lots of western ppl seem to get angry or upset when a comment is made such as mine, but we have to realize that most likely, none of these climbs would be possible without the help and strength of the Sherpa ppl. Its even true for the climbers that go to K2. Each one of these families that lose a loved one working on the team of a climb, (in my opinion) should be at the least, paid for the loss of that family member. Not just the $ 200 or so that the Nepalis gov claims to give these families. Just as ppl here in the US who have family members killed on a job, get a settlement of some sort. Weather its from insurance or the company involved. If we need to come up with insurance that each team has to cover for their members or gov, I dont claim to have all the answers, but we have to do something. Money could never take the place of the life of someone loved. But, it could make it easier to carry the burden of losing that person...
Dude! It started when they said Sir Edmund Hillary was the first person "confirmed" to reach the top. Oddly enough, a Sherpa showed him the way.
He's the guy who almost died because of a stupid climber wanting to reach the summit without much of experience. I feel pity for these people risking their lives for other people's glory/ego
The Sherpa had reached the summit so many tines, he nothing to prove anything other than taking the arrogant client he had . The sherpa should have left his ungrateful arse on the summit. He needs to humble himself
No one is holding a gun to their heads.
James Cervantes Doesn’t matter. There will always be a job for everything. So the sherpa deserves his respect.
The Greatest Trick the Devil Ever Pulled Was Convincing the World He Didn’t Exist
You are absolutely right my 2D love. Can I be your Gilbert? Jk
What a great guide... He tried to help us client all the way until the end potentially sacrificing his life.
It's all about humanity ☺️
Potentially? The sherpa was pretty much dead. He sacrificed himself to get the client down. Hero
Sherpas are the bravest people holy shit. Props to him i really hope he gets better soon :'(
He is now recovering in USA.
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Thank you for the kind words my dude.
He seems to be in high spirits despite his condition. Stay strong and all the best
Thanks. Sange is doing very well in USA.
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
@@sherpa.explore is he back? I really hope he is.
Sherpa Events When are you posting the surgery videos? Thanks.
I remember the movie called "Everest" where the guide also died because of his client who really wanted to reach the top even though it was very dangerous especially because they went past their targeted time which resulted them being caught by the storm. And what's more heartbreaking is that the sherpa was actually going to become a father. It's just so sad knowing that he died without even meeting their unborn child. 😥
Ps: The movie was based on a true story btw.
Yeah.
Rob Hall wasn’t a Sherpa still sad tho
Everyone’s in agreement that he would have survived if he didn’t have to look after Doug. It’s really sad
He stayed for Doug- he was one of his best mates -we're pretty tight-knit here in New Zealand. He wanted his bro to reach the top because he knew he'd never ever be back -they both died living. His last words to his wife were heartbreaking but I'm glad they got to speak one last time -on that call they named their unborn daughter ❤ even if you had a wife and unborn baby at home.. at the time, you would've done the same. I couldn't have left my bro
-i'm perhaps biased.. I'm Kiwi and am good friends with a postman ❤ I couldn't leave him
It wasn’t a Sherpa who died on the movie based on a true story, The lead guide was Rob Hall who had summited 5 times, He stayed because with his friend Doug Hanson. There were many things that happens that led to their demise. Weather, No Oxygen tanks that were either stolen or lost, Past time of when the turn around was suppose to be. Doug Hanson shouldn’t of been allowed too continue past the time of turn around.
Thousands have summitted Everest but the ones that truly hauled their own ass up the mountain would hardly be in the hundreds.
Yeah, sherpas really deserve more credit for what they do!
and money!!!
Deep respect for sherpa❤
Thank you Sai!
Sai Deepthich ii
Sai Deepthich I
Sai Deepthich same
Sai Deepthich i
The climbers and expedition company should pay this Sherpa for rehabilitation and survival expenses.
He's getting it for free anyways so that's good.
@@lmandrums3118 What you mean?
@@petagonkyi Why? The Sherpa does it for money. You play, you pay. No one forced him to take up that profession. Mountain climbing is ridiculously stupid except in the case of a plane crash rescue mission.
@@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy Doesn't make any sense lol, what should he do in Nepal as a job? and btw expedition companies ask for thousands of dollars which only a small change goes to the sherpas that risk their lives.
ya " should" but doubt you'll get a penny from a Client like that nightmare
Don't say I'm a bad person
If I already gave my oxygen or maybe my life to the climber and he still refuse to do anything so both of them could survive, I would just leave him there
I think many of these pay to play climbers shouldn't be up on Everest in the first place, they aren't sufficiently skilled, in shape, etc. The ego can be a powerful negative force.
Sherpa are there to help them, but not till the end. There is a limit where your life comes first.
Dude he wqs close to death above 8500m. Of course you can't think straight in that situation
@@_Linda_K the thing is, it wasn't delusion on this case. The sherpa advised the climber, waaaaay before reaching the summit, that the weather was going to be bad. The climber started berating him and that's when the sherpa didn't had any other option as to go with him, even though he knew the risk because he didn't wanted to lose his job
Yeah i would do the same i would try my best to help him but if it comes to the matter of life and death i would probably choose life and leave that fucking bastard behind
He gave his client his oxygen, that touched my heart. That is crazy
Yeah. A sad reality!
We seem to depend on the Sherpas too much. I heard alot of them die each year babying these people
I always thought whenever a body part freezes, I can just thaw it out and be fine. This is not how I expected it. Life is brutal but holy crap I admire this man’s determination and strength. He has all my respect.
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
When cells freeze ice crystals form that pucture them resulting in cell death.
@@kdigiacomo cause maybe he/she never had that level of frostbite.. just maybe what he/she mean is when after you touch an icecube, or after you got cold after going outside your house in the winter.. then all you need to do is just warm your hands/ bodyparts.. that kind of freezing thing.
Chill out a little, man.. 😧
@@kdigiacomo wow, how sensitive are you? You were the one who was acting like a lil bitch on ur first comment. The guy was just trying to explain you the things you surely didn't understand. Seems like living under a snow cave for weeks turned you into a snowflake.
@@kdigiacomo no you didn't. You live with your mom and are using her computer for youtube and Facebook
It was actually Sange's customer's fault that they got stuck up there. The Pakistani customer was very slow so most of the group they were with headed to the summit and left Sange behind to guide the slow Pakistani businessman.
On their way to summit, Sange told the Pakistani businessman that they should turn around because they are moving slow and as a result won't have enough oxygen. The Pakistani businessman got mad and demanded they continue because he "paid a lot of money."
On the way down from the summit the Pakistani man ran out of oxygen and fell down. Sange could've left him but instead waited and shared his oxygen. Sange would still have his fingers if he had left the greedy man behind but instead he put his life at risk to save someone who ignored his guidance in the first place.
It seems like this businessman should be thankful to Sange and should incur all medical/loss of wages cost Sange will incur as a result of saving his life.
How do you know all of this? These details are not in the video
After all that he has been through he is still claim, thankful and never complainted a thing about that ignorant client. He is a very strong person
Well I can’t even imagine my self on that very life threatening situation.
What a brave man! 👏
I hope for your speedy recovery my friend!
Thank you for your wishes ❤️❤️❤️
That face is angelic.
Donkey Waffles OMG FINALLY. He's hella handsome
Soooo handsome ❤️
@@EMW_Music what do you mean ?!
@@EMW_Music are you kidding me ? He's perfect fine I had a talk with him, he has undergone few surgeries and he's doing better like never before!
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
WTH! Freakin 12 hours in the height of 8,000 feet!?
DEEEP RESPECT FOR DIS SHERPA!
Thank you. Please kindly share.
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
I think that was meters not feet, I could be wrong, that part of the translation was obscured on my screen.
That's meters, not feet. 8000 feet isn't that high. You wouldn't need O2 at that altitude.
8,000 METERS
Brother, you have balls of solid steel! Your attitude,,demeanor, intestinal fortitude are awe inspiring! I wish you a speedy recovery and a long rich life!
I appreciate that! Thank you!
Dr says, "frost bite can be partially reduced" I say it can be 100% eliminated by staying off that damn mountain!
All the best to you and strength in your coming challenges. You are a man of great honor.
Thank you!
Doug Davis How and why? He knew wht the dangers was it comes with the job
Benjamin Franklin doesnt mean it isnt honourable
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
You are in our thoughts, hearts and prayers. So happy that you are alive and shared the beginning of your recovery with us! What a kind and wonderful facility that is treating you.
Thank you for your thoughts and prayers.
Yvonne Gasseling gurentee ur nothing thinkin about this schmuck what so ever stop liying lol and other dude is right prayers arent giving his finger back fuckin moron this is reality not fairyland.
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
The power of the Nepalese 🇳🇵 I’m Nepali And I’m sending my love from the USA❤️🤙🏾
Thank you.
*Thanks RUclips, I didnt know there's a HERO climbing in Mount Everest!*
Thank you for watching it.
@@sherpa.explore Hi, when will the video update on Dawa Sange's conditions be ready? Thank you.
@@sherpa.explore how is he?
This young man has the biggest heart and the purest soul.
After learning so much about Sherpa I no longer applaud for those who reached the summit.
Sherpa people deserve better life, they should be given other chances to make a living, instead of risking their lives in order to put food on the table.
May God bless this man and this beautiful country, I am seriously considering volunteering in Nepal,
I want to help.
I think it would be eye opening and an amazing life experience !!!. U should watch the utube video " The Porter" about a westerner who actually took on the job of a Porter living in & under the conditions /services rendered .He wanted no special treatment gave a pretty real look inside the business.WOW
This courageous, self-sacrificing young man deserves recognition. People like him bless the society in which they live immeasurably.
Thank you for your words!
Woah that client should've not climbed Everest. This man right here saved his ass, risked his life for him.
I think what many people forget is that this young man and many sherpas are the most kindest and beautiful people in the world. He could have easily left that man and thought about saving himself. He didn’t. He even gave him his oxygen and saved his life. He didn’t have to but he did. He put the life of others before himself.
The courage, strength and integrity of this beautiful man is unbelievably heartwarming.
The Sherpa people are poor, they risk their lives to do expeditions like this for the tourist climbers so they can provide for their families. What the companies charge mostly $100k these lovely people get crap. They carry massive bags 3 times their size up different levels for camps - it is terrible and heartbreaking
More respect and understanding needs to be provided to the Sherpa people. They are the true hero’s here.
Thank you very much!
I think i should point out that as far as i know Sherpa's do not have life insurance, in this 'game' you are a Sherpa or a Porter, Sherpa's earn more, you can see the attraction, these people have families to feed, if they are in trouble do you think a rescue helicopter will come for them? not without life insurance, hundreds of people take on Everest yearly and i personally feel if they are to hire a Sherpa they should pay for that persons life insurance like any reasonable employer would.
good idea, Gene. and if the Sherpa gets hurt while assisting a climber, the climber should be legally obligated to pay for all medical bills
They pay sherpas for their service. There are many dangerous jobs in the world. This is one.
That's neither here nor there, i worked in a war zone reconnecting the electricity supply, but you do not accept death as a consequence of your employment, not even if you are in the military, and even then you try to minimise it, climbing Everest is not a necessity it is a feat of endurance and skill, a hobby for most, a job for others, i truly believe as i stated, that Sherpa's should be protected with adequate insurance in case of accident or incident, this is how they feed their families and with little or no recompense they have saved many lives whilst in this service caring and rescuing people they do not even know, for you to comment, they pay Sherpa's for their service, there are many dangerous jobs in the world, sounds as if you believe them to be a commodity, that's how i read it, brave men risking life for people they do not know says it all, they should be looked after and held in the highest regard, i look to others to comment on this as their input would be appreciated, good day to you sir.
Absolutely, providing a professional service where lives are at stake should be rewarded well, thank you.
Gene Vincent So wait, there are people who save others on Everest as a job?
He is still smiling
Thank you for the compliments. Sange is an inspiration to us. He has recovered well and is back in Nepal after going through several surgeries at USA. We will shortly come up with his post surgery videos in few days.
Thank you!
Hats off to that guy for being so patient with the rich guy. We need to give them some good recognition.
Thank you for the words❤️
Someone is looking out for this young man. Amazing he survived.
I have had a couple flaps due to burns and they are amazing. One taken from my left thigh and put on my right foot, another taken from my left shoulder and put on my right hand. The operation itself is very painful but they have improved my life so much that they are definitely worth it. I wish Mr Dawa Sange Sherpa a speedy recovery and a happy life.
Yes Paul. Thank you for the wishes.
paul fletcher i hope you're okay with anwsering me. But i'm interested in how that works and how much can you use your fingers/hands.
Adodoes - No worries. They are similar to a skin graft but slightly different. The main difference being a flap has an intact blood supply where a skin graft doesn't. Flaps are more hard wearing than a skin graft but a lot more complicated to do as micro surgery is needed to graft the flap back in to the body's blood supply. To give you an idea the flap on my foot is about 150 x 65mm and took about 10 hours to complete. You can check them out on Wikipedia, type 'Flap (surgery)'. It explains it far better than I ever could. Hope this helps.
paul fletcher oh thanks it was helpful and i'll do some more research myself.
Adodoes - It's amazing what surgeons can do these days. When they first take a flap and move it to a different part of the body they make it bigger than is needed. Once the flap has healed they thin it down. This is because it's easier to thin it down than add to it. When I had the flap on my foot thinned down they used the excess skin to do a skin graft on my toes.
I have no respect for climbers who insist on reaching the top of Everest. If they only hurt themselves, that would be one thing. But they hurt sherpas and they hurt their families - just in order to brag about their exploits at a party. Narcissists the lot of them.
Joshua Dodman Shut the fuck up lol she's right
Well being a Sherpa is their job. A dangerous one but still it is what they do. They aren't slaves.
Joshua Dodman yes sky divers are idiots in my opinion. Paying money to risk your life is stupid. Race car drivers actually get paid a lot of money so thats not entirely stupid
chinchy111 wow you sound stupid you just contradicted yourself
Everyone who climbs everest is a narcissist
He is too young to face such hardship in his life. god bless him.
Thank you.
I’m quite in shock that he didnt mention about that American doctor that treated him on camp 4. The doctor did not finish climbing Everest for like 3 times just to be a medic and assist people that needed help. Gladly she had reached the summit in her 4th attempt
I think you're pretty much a zombie. By camp 4.
So the rich guy he saved have done anything for him? I don't think so and now he probably tell his story in a golf club
You don't know who it is, neither do i. Please shut the fuck up about things you don't know.
Pako3 i like how u try to sound "kind" but as it seems u're one of those who are waking up with a 1.000+++$ at least under their pillow every morning so don't try to convise me that this poor guy was a hicker of a middle class sooooo STFU we all know what the majority 95% are the ones who are going there or other places so i don't going to guess how much but the guide is starting from 400-600-800$ the rest you can Google them i just done it and cmon i gave you TOOOO MUCH attention so GTFO and climbe your two floor bed
It doesnt matter how much they earn its their job and no one put a gun on their head to help rich people. Who gives a fuck if he injured his self at his job. He knows the risks he chose his job even he earns a penny thats his fault. All those people who gets respected for their dangerous hobbys or jobs are just retardet. Climbing up a mountain doesnt help anyone or saves the world
they guy he saved was Pakistani you fucking moron.
Didnt the guy die? He said that even after giving him his oxygen and letting him rest a minute the guy said no no he didnt want to go down and then he said he got sad looking at him. The implication there is that the guy died. Then the rest if his story the guy isnt mentioned. Plus HE himself was unconscience and almost left for dead on the mountain. At that that point he wasnt even able to save his own life, so he wasnt really able to save anyone else either.
That’s terrible oh my god.
Glad that he’s alive he sounds like a good kind man!
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From ages the Mt.Everest never allowed any foreigners to reach at the pick but when the foreigners took Sherpas then only they were able to reach there...
very true
Not exactly true, the first people to climb Mount Everest and reach the peak were white men. But I agree that these days without sherpas they wouldn’t reach there
@@lollietacooliva Not completely true bcs even the first white person that reached the peak was with a Sherpa!
@@Hunnystuff Not if George Mallory and his team were the first to summit like many people believe to be true.
But even they had Sherpa as Porters as far as I can remember. So even if they reached the top alone, idk if they would have made it this far without the sherpas helping them to a certain degree-
I wish there was other ways of making a living for these Sherpa. Bless them all ♥️
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A beautiful soul and magnificent spirit!
The whole world is in your hands, young Sherpa!
Live strong, live free and conquer the world! Namaste! 🙏
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Respect bro.. U make us Nepali proud.....
sunil gurung you absolutely should be proud of your country, it's beautiful and your people are amazing!
And your neighbours from Bharat too
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Nepalese/gurkhas.. Very well known for their commitment, loyalty and bravery.assign them any task, they will finish it even it costs them their lives.
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Dawa Sange Sherpa is a hero, he saved his clients life at the cost of his fingers and toes and almost his life. He did this so that he could provide money for his siblings. Truly a remarkable young man.
I don't think anyone should climb Mount Everest, it's just too dangerous
LOVE YOURSELF is the Answer - I agree. There's no purpose beside taking a few pictures holding flags. Those who are genuinely enthusiastic about mountains would climb themselves accepting all the risk. But I think it's stupid putting your life in danger for a few pics and your name on national TV.
@@sabihashahnaz7290 hiking is risking urlife,not just Everest. Pretty much anywhere you go. That's why when it come to nature's, be prepared for anything. And must studied the place before u go hiking.ofcourse some training with hiking elsewhere before reaching to the Grand final destination for Hikers God Tier death threat Everest... Taking picture is a part of it to remember we were there.but the excitement, struggle, we have along the way is the most important part of hiking.. it really is enjoying thinking u've been through all that.and now ur at the top of that journey. :3
arif salahudin yes that's why I said people who are genuinely mountain lovers will take all the risks. But in this case the climber seems to going up their just for recognition in his country and blamed the sherpa for the accident.
@@sabihashahnaz7290 I'm sorry if I misunderstood u. English,are not my first language >
Too much money involved tbh. Such a shame. Its lost all its credibility.
Aww poor guy I feel terribly sorry for him. As a Neplese myself it's hard for me to watch a poor neplese suffering. This frostbite is gonna effect him throughout his whole life although he remains positive. I love this guy prayers for him I hope he gets well soon 🙏🙏💖💕💕
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Big respect to you brave Dawa Sangey Sherpa. You are a hero. You risked your life to save another. Much greater achievement than getting to the top. I salute you from the bottom of my heart ♥️♥️♥️
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Sherpa Events I am heartbroken to see a young man risking his own life. I hope you get the recognition and help that you need and deserve. Please don’t risk your life anymore and take good care. God bless you 🙏🏻
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I'm really touched by deadful and heartbreaking incident of this guy.. he's such humble and helpful..it's more worst for Sherpa climbers that they have to lose their life for foreign unlearned tourists .. may god bless u with every happiness brother..you are truely strong.. I'm so much motivated by you
He's got the heart of a lion.
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Respect for this brave man willing to save others inspite the risks
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Bless this young man, after all that's happened he's still grateful
This man is a legend god bless him and everyone around him 💪🏼🙏🏻💗
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Ooh what a brave man❤️🙌🏻
I hope and pray that he still can enjoy his life and find happiness and peace 💕God bless him
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The guy should be paying the Sherpa for his livelihood for the rest of his life.
Why are Nepali people so good and kind? 😭
not always true
God bless Sange for his loving, and kind heart! He is an awesome example of how we should treat each other (even the foolish), his story proves that humanity still exists!! Thank you for your service :)
God Bless this young kid. I pray for a full and well recovery in Jesus name, Amen.
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Some places on this EARTH human beings do not belong....
The top of mountains, and bottom of sea..
I agree with you.The fact that you need oxygen is proof we don't belong there
yeah respect the boundaries!
Amen!!
Yeah who cares
exactly right
Im same with you 21 y.o but you bro can climb everest mountain and me just can open my phone, scroll and watch you on YT.
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God bless you bro
What a special person this young man is .....and how very special of the Sherpas to bring him down .....incredible selfless love and care. May GOD bless all the Sherpas and I pray for the young man's hands to heal. What a wonderful doctor at the clinic 🙏💖🌹
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Who's looking out for the Sherpas future after frost bite, hope someone or some organisation
nobody is the most likely answer
We have a people in USA helping the young climber with everything!
Developing a union with securitizations in place should be in their future. Im pleased this man is being cared for.
I would imagine his client/family would contribute to medical costs.
Sherpa Events ...thanks if this is the case bcauz Nepal's government is fucked up.....so😢😢
One can climb Mt.Everest without Oxygen but not without 'SHERPA'.
wtf you talking about many people climb solo with no sherpa
He is one in a million. He is unique with very very big heart. He is brave, sincere and passionate with what he's doing up there. He is who he is and not everybody can be like him. Hopefully he is doing better now and all the best for his future endeavours.
Thank you for your thoughts and wishes ♥️
I remember the pain of touching slightly warm water on my frostbiten fingers, it was burning like boiling water. Not so severe as his, I only lost a fingernail. Glad to be able to use my fingers to write this text. Thank the doctors who took care of me. Bless this young man.
My deep condolences and Respect to you brother.
The lineage of Sherpa holds strong and unwaivering even against the odd.
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May God Bless him🙏🏼 Such a pure hearted man🙏🏼🌻
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Sherpas are good kind hearted and hard working tribe...they do all the hard work during this trek and get such less credit and pay...mountain climbing is possible only because of them..god bless them all
Thank you for your kind words ❤️
This guy is the same age as me, but his courage, strength and spirit are far beyond anything I could hope to achieve. I am deeply humbled by you Dawa...
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The only thing I would climb onto is my bed
i am happy to konw that am not alone hhh
King i would to 😁
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i don't understand some people, why would you like to climb on a pointless mountain under terrible conditions, just STAY YOUR ASS HOME!!! if we had to go on the mountains god would have given us wings
Nepali's are known for there loyalty.. Hope you get well soon..
Omg, how courageous and loyal, I admire his spirit and character. On the other side, seeing his poor hands in such condition, just appalled me, horrible frostbite. Stay strong young man, you are a hero!
He is a genuine brave kind hearted young man. Hope he’ll get better and life may prosper.
There courage and bravery. Hats off to you guys
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If you can trust on only one in this planet is Sherpa.
I’m from Nepal I know them very well. I had some Sherpa friends. They’re so innocent so so trustworthy.
There is another tribe Tharu who are also extremely innocent and trustworthy. And they have the best, coolest, loveliest accent on Nepali language.
Ppl also say that if you piss Sherpa and Tharu off too much then they book you a flight to the heaven.
Sherpa & Politicians are 2 opposite extremes of TRUST.
So glad to know about this!
Don't worry! Your suffering in the past will be your blessing in the future. You may lose something physical but your heart is gold. And the heart is what matters. Best wishes!!
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GOD BLESS HIM
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One brave and thankful young man right there.
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No sympathy for climbers who don't make it when their selfish ambition exceeds their ability, they risk the lives and well being of others. Like the dedicated Sherpa's who virtually carry some them who no doubt then go home and don't mention the Sherpa at all.
R Greenup 'exceeds their ability?' climbing mt everest exceeds every climbers ability until they complete it. Thats why they do it, because its a challenge. I hardly think its selfish, sometimes shit just goes wrong. He didn't ask to be saved, they saved him regardless. If I'm right about one thing then it'd be how bloody grateful the climbers would be for their help. I doubt they'd just go home and forget about the people that saved them.
Wtf Aidan... Why would one need sherpas then? If someone wants to risk their life, then they are free to go. It's actually commonly known that some people are too ambitious.. especially when they pay ridiculous amounts of money for such an occasion. Sometimes assertiveness pays off, unless you want someone else risk their life.
Yeh, if it's such a challenge then do it without someone to hold your hand.
R Greenup do you have proof that they never mentioned the Sherpa? Probably not
It's a reasonable assumption give the ego's and selfishness involved, I guess that you don't have proof of your point either.
Best of luck on your recovery dude. World needs more selfless people.
Bless this man heart. A lot of other people probably would of left that other guy to save themselves.
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So glad his other Sherpa bro help him live. The foreigners leave u behind which is so wrong.
A tough moment for both of them during the expedition!
That Pakistani Army guy should've stayed back home and climbed K2 instead with the help of his Mujahideen friends as guides.
Lol
Yoo man
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This guy is a true warrior. He sacrificed his own hands for the well being of another, and for the honor and legacy of his people's traditions.
They are on the height of mountains and u are on the top of humanity..big salute