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Ground, the filly has carried her weight across the finish line. to nate hubbard, sweetwater oak did more than carry her weight. she saved his life. >> really didnt feel the danger of it until a couple hours afterward, then it still never really sank in until you get a little older and you think how precious life is and what really could have happened. oh, my gosh. >> its another chilling scene, this time on the slopes of park city, utah. a 12-year-old boy dangles from a chair lift 30 feet in ...

Yelling from below, but he knew, even at 12 years old, that no help could reach him. it was up to him to save himself. >> i was very panicked. i was scared. all i could think about was my family and what i could do to get down. i was kicking my legs to try and push myself up to get some more air. i was trying to unbuckle the chest strap but the pressure was too tight. >> with all the strength he could muster, anthony decides to unbuckle his helmet to give himself more room. that move unexpectedl...

It is not my responsibility to be protecting their child. >> reporter: tim jacks, a pediatrician says the pain brought on by vaccine refusers is like a double whammy on top of his daughters cancer. >> it is a big deal emotionally. kind of looking back it brings to mind some of the same feelings we had when we first thought maggies diagnosis. >> reporter: for now, they can just pray their daughter recovers from leukemia and doesnt get measles. >> that was elizabeth cohen reporting. coming up li...

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Through, this is no comparison. >> i am getting a lot of confidence and sometimes i forget i have the injuries. >> it is confidence courtesy of people who vowed never to forget how much our military members sacrificed. cathy copeland welcomed them for a decade. >> we know we can work our magic here and the mountains are healing and the community is warm and welcoming. >> soon when the snow is gone. they will stay. mammoth is building the biggest wounded warrior center with 0 help from the federa...

>> i love to ski as much as i can, and i plan to do it the rest of my life. >> but vaughn says after witnessing anthonys ordeal, he cant help but feel a little differently on that routine chair lift ride. >> we make sure that we dont have any loose straps, loose gloves. we used to take it for granted, oh, you just get off the ski lift. but we make sure were ready to go. coming up -- an out-of-control dump truck tearing down the street. >> oh! >> a driver tries to fend off a vicious attack whil...

Speeds, sledding is not without risk. >> oh! >> here they come down the hill -- >> reporter: risky too sometimes for bystanders. the center for injury research says more than 20,000 emergency room visits stem from sledding each year. 26% are fractures. my own son wound up with a broken leg a few years back. but the most frequent injury at 34% is to the head. sled safe. never near cars. always going forward. wear a helmet. sledding injuries in public parks often mean lawsuits. and settlements hav...

Magic here. and the mountains are healing. the community is warm and welcoming. >> and soon when the snow is gone the warriors will stay. mammoth is building the nations biggest wounded warrior center with zero help from the federal government. the 28,000-square-foot facility will include physical therapy, mental therapy on-site college, job training, even internships. and then theres the outdoors. they say time heals all wounds. it doesnt but time on the mountain certainly helps. >> it is going...