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9 maj 2003 · Ralston said that at first his adrenaline was flowing as he attempted to free his hand, then he realized he had to calm down and concentrate on solving the potentially deadly problem.
Aron Lee Ralston (born October 27, 1975) is an American mountaineer, mechanical engineer, and motivational speaker, known for surviving a canyoneering accident by cutting off part of his own right arm.
6 maj 2003 · The Aspenite underwent a second surgery to repair his crudely severed limb Monday morning at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction. Several hours later, his parents discussed their now-world-famous son’s condition and shared a brief glimpse into his captivating ordeal at a press conference.
During the fifth day of his six-day nightmare, he was visited by the specter of a young child — a child he firmly believes is the son his wife Jessica is due to bear him just after Valentine’s...
29 paź 2010 · Aron Ralston amputated his own arm to escape death — and lived not only to tell but to watch James Franco re-create it all on screen. The two men talk about their journey together.
30 sie 2004 · Trapped and facing certain death, Ralston chose a final option that later made him an international sensation: Using a multitool, the climber amputated his right hand, then rappelled to freedom.
Aron Ralston describes how he cut off his own arm after being trapped in a canyon for five days, a story which director Danny Boyle has turned into a movie called 127 Hours.
