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Zane Wach, 14, was taken off of ventilators during his ongoing medically-induced coma nearly a month after the boy wandered ...
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Training For Mount Whitney: The Tallest Peak In AmericaAre you ready to conquer Mount Whitney, the tallest peak in America? In this video, we dive deep into effective training ...
Ryan Wach said his son Zane Wach, 14, experienced altitude sickness while climbing California's Mount Whitney and seemed to ...
Zane’s father says, ‘He’s not done being awesome, as he’ll show everyone as he pulls through this with everyone’s help’ ...
A solo female climber was nearing the remote summit of California’s second-tallest mountain last week when she fell, injuring ...
Zane remains in a medically induced coma at Sunrise Children’s Hospital. Besides the trauma to his head, his injuries from the fall were relatively minor: He broke an ankle, a finger and part of his ...
Exclusive: “I made a motion to try to grab him, but...he was too far,” Zane Wach’s distraught Dad, Ryan, told The Independent ...
A teen is in a coma after he hallucinated and walked off a cliff in California, according to his dad. Ryan Wach said he and ...
The teenager began to hallucinate, claiming to see 'snowmen and Kermit the Frog', before walking towards the edge of the ...
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E! Online on MSNDad of 14-Year-Old Recovering From 120-Foot Cliff Fall Shares UpdateRyan Wach shared the “hard part” of his son Zane Wach’s recovery has been drug withdrawal following his a 120-foot fall from ...
A devastating hiking accident on Mount Whitney has left a 14-year-old California boy clinging to life after altitude-induced ...
It is unclear whether the father and son reached the summit, but any travelers reaching altitudes of 8,000 feet — sometimes lower — are susceptible to altitude sickness and symptoms.
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