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I will be praying for them.
I always like good news.
they have to pay for the costs of the rescue. Snowmobiling=recreation for the brain dead.
I want to thank everyone that rescued us. I was so happy to see the rescuing helicopter and snowmobiles. I have severe frostbite to both feet and will not be able to keep my feet. I will have under the knee amputations on 4/28/09 at UMC Hospital in Las Vegas, NV.
This experience was very enlightening, traumatic facing death each day but I had to stay strong and remain focused because I wanted out of there. I walked for 2 days attempting my rescue. I attempted to blow up my snowmobile, but failed.
Thank you to each agency that was looking for us--they were all volunteers--and they have beautiful hearts. I thank each person that kept us in their prayers and thoughts. Please continue to pray for me while I endure the next challenge.
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