Death on a mountain
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My husband was on the way down Mount Kinabalu in Borneo when he collapsed and died. Some climbers had passed a few minutes before but heard the commotion and came back.an Australian couple were life savers and tried resuscitation.with them was another English couple who were on a gap year.
A few days later they English couple sent an email to my husbands niece saying there had been up Mount Kinabalu but on the way up they had this experience and gave his name. Imagine how comforted the family felt knowing there was someone they knew with their brother/nieces and nephews. Only months before the couple were at the wedding of my husband's niece. We were all in a photo together.
Date submitted:Sun, 14 Feb 2016 07:11:59 +0000Coincidence ID:8392
