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Hiker walked 16 km after being impaled on mountain | Hanomansing Tonight
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7:19Now PlayingDavid Cifaldi, an emergency room nurse, says he chose to hike off Montana's Granite Peak after a trekking pole pierced his torso because he did not believe his injuries were life-threatening — and a helicopter rescue could have cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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