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An EMT Runs a Mile and a Half Uphill in Thirty-One Minutes to Save a Fallen Climber

via Good News Network·Sep 8

Rock climber and father Jacob Gregory was bleeding out after a twenty-foot fall when EMT Will Soper carried blood for a transfusion 1.5 miles and 1,000 feet of elevation in thirty-one minutes. The run gave rescuers the time they needed to stabilize Gregory. He survived the fall.

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