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	<title>Comments on: Rescued on Kilimanjaro</title>
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		<title>By: Ed</title>
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		<description>These are interesting numbers. I would guess 35% of the trekkers walk off the mountain because of their own limits and decision. I&#039;d also like to know if the outfitters of the 3% had any clue a client was reaching a &quot;wall&quot; after which only &quot;rescue&quot; is an option. On my own trip, our blood was checked twice a day to see if we were acclimating. It really helped our confidence when we felt rotten. Which happened from time to time.
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