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by rich_sasha
25 days ago
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I don't have definitive first-hand experience. I would speculate that it is one of the less awful ways to go. Mountaineers who had a close brush talk about the struggle to stay awake while awaiting rescue (or before resuming their descent at first light) - because they felt that if they fell asleep, they wouldn't wake up again. If it's like uncomfortable and cold but unshakeable sleepiness, I can think of worse ways to go. |
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