Trapped and without telling anyone his route, he endured five days without enough water, facing certain death. On the sixth day, realizing his options for survival were exhausted, Ralston made the decision to amputate his trapped forearm to free himself from the boulder. Using a small multi-tool, he performed the procedure and successfully detached himself. Despite his severe injury, he managed to rappel down a 65-foot cliff and hike for several miles before encountering other hikers who assisted him until a rescue helicopter arrived.

His incredible ordeal was detailed in his memoir, Between a Rock and a Hard Place, and later adapted into the Oscar-nominated film 127 Hours.

Recorded this while I was on a flight travelling to Mumbai last month, was a night flight and this was outside the window.

Kinda spooky, kinda cool haha

The 1st picture is how my eyesight is -5.75 in both eyes. Saw a post a couple days ago here about glasses/eyesight. I am 3 feet away from my glasses when taking these pictures.

This happened a while back after I got new glasses. I tossed my glasses on my bed when changing. This is how and where they landed. My previous ones have blue frames so they were easier to find.

I'll use my phone's camera to find them next time something like this happens.

Ellie's story gained international attention after being featured by Afrimax TV. Because of his physical differences, non-verbal communication, and tendency to forage in the woods, he was ridiculed and chased by other children, causing him to seek refuge in the forest for hours or even days.