Double amputee climbs Everest

Mark Inglis has become the first ever double amputee to scale Mount Everest. 5/2006 Reuters

Mark Inglis became the first double amputee to climb Mt. Everest. (December 26)

More than 40 climbers are believed to have seen David Sharp when he collapsed from oxygen deprivation, including double amputee Mark Inglis. Laura Diaz reports.

A New Zealander, the first double amputee to reach the summit of Everest, has been speaking... 5/2006 Reuters

May 23: A double amputee and his team were among forty climbers who walked past a British man dying on Mount Everest. ITN's Harry Smith reports.

A New Zealand mountaineer who lost both legs to frostbite becomes the first double amputee to... 5/2006 Reuters

Tanner Bixler climbs Mt. Everest. We celebrate the birthday of Sir Edmund Hillary 7-20-1919, the first to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, by talking with Tanner and hearing about his own amazing...

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Photos of succesful expedition to climb Mount Everest. Nimdoma Sherpa, a former school feeding beneficiary took part in the expedition. The Fill the Cup campaign is to help provide school lunches...