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helicopter. no defibrillator. not even a first aid kit. and this young woman is going into cardiac arrest. it was aggressive, but i just delivered a cardiac thump, a quick strong hit to the chest in a last ditch effort to shock sabina s heart back into action. whether it worked or not, i can t say for sure. but she came back. and for a moment, everything calmed down. i slowly try and rehydrate her the old-fashioned way. we touchdown once more at a makeshift hospital high in the mountains. we realize as dramatic as that was, it is a scene playing out everyday. maybe every hour in the skies above nepal. the idea of just how challenging these missions are. look at the very small space which this helicopter had to land on top of the hill. hardly if i room to spare. badly-needed supplies as quickly as they can because there is a
this has been going on since august of 2012. this family has endured one hardship after another. when they first heard news of their son committing suicide, that s hard enough. that s something parents don t ever want to have to hear obviously. they only learned later that the son that they buried wasn t totally intact. as time went on, they have been trying to unravel the mystery. the greeks say they kept the heart for toxicology. toxicology was authorized. and the parents say was ill legal. and then when the family asked for the heart back, they sent somebody else s?and then when t for the heart back, they sent somebody else s? help me make sense of this. i m not sure anybody can. this is part of the miystery. fundamentally, i think this was in violation of the convention on diplomatic relations. bodies of u.s. personnel who die