The story of Arunima

Friends, I.. Arunima Sinha! If you search on Google today
'The first disabled woman to climb Mt Everest and Mt Everest
I am the one who is mentioned as the first disabled Indian to become Sir!
But tell me one? I am not congenitally handicapped or anything...wasn't
Today I am telling you the story since...
200 km from Lucknow. Ambedkarnagar is in the distance
my village Me, mother, little brother at home. Elder sister is married.
My father went to God home when I was young. Now Bhaisaab (big
Sister's husband) who are the important decision makers in our family. I belong to a sports loving family
It is my fortune to be born; But after winning the national championship of football and volleyball, 'Now CISF
See if you get a (CISF) job, so you will stay connected with the game', this is the advice given by Bhaisaab.
considered Accordingly, I applied for the job and received the 'call letter'; But only my date of birth in the form
was missed It was necessary to go to Delhi to clear this mess.
This day of April 11, 2011. Lucknow station was crowded. How to board the Padmavati Express through the crowd
I won the corner seat with a snort. The car sped up and my train of thought began. That's enough...
The documents are done, we are ready.' Suddenly my attention was attracted by those who were standing around me
By the youth. Their attention was on the gold chain around my neck; But I was also not a disciple of some crude guru. He innings
As soon as I tried to achieve it, I gathered as much strength as I had and kicked everyone who came near me
Started giving prasad. Surprisingly, everyone in that box 'fights injustice as if it's a sin',
He sat firmly on the spot with such a face. Finally, the endurance of the thieves came to an end. In the dark night
Those murderers grabbed both my hands and feet and threw me out of the moving car. A passer-by
I hit a speeding train and its speed sent me flying between two tracks. Arunima,
The train is coming and take your feet off the track', the internal message reached the brain too late.
Before that, a train passed by my feet. According to a report later released by the Commission for Women,
As many as 49 train cars ran over my leg that night...shattering the lower bones of one leg from the knee
It had happened; But the other leg is also damaged. For seven hours that night, I lay on the railway tracks begging for help. The surprise is mine
Shuddha was not lost and the brain was brilliantly thinking of escape from there...lights everywhere and railways.
The cleaners came there. They were shocked to see me in such a state. They admitted me to a hospital in Bareilly village
Did and started the cycle of bad luck.
That hospital in Bareilly had neither an anesthetist nor enough blood to give me. Concerned doctors and colleagues
I gave courage, 'Doctor, otherwise my leg is strained. Even if you cut it without anesthesia now
Chalel.' The doctor and his colleagues gave me a unit of their own blood and my leg was amputated in front of me.
Here I was on the verge of death; But a different drama was unfolding in the world outside the hospital. Football
And the volleyball champion girl lay injured for seven hours without treatment' by the media
picked up The then sports minister shifted me to AIIMS, Delhi, being a national player
I got top quality facilities...but...but the surgery was the only one, the media hype
were 'Arunima did not have a ticket so she jumped down from the train'
'Arunima attempted suicide', till now nothing was being printed. Four months at AIIMS
After the stay, physical wounds were bandaged; But the wounds of these psychological wounds were deeply wounding.
Me and my protective family - we were shouting the truth; But no one to listen to it
There was no time or interest.
That same day, lying in the hospital, I determined, 'Those who are talking today, are pointing fingers at me
Let them speak; But one day it will be mine for sure, when this Arunima climbs Everest!'Believe-
I did not take this decision under anyone's influence or emotion. My body is crippled in one blow
It was done; But my mind was a little crippled? The madness to take sky high must be in the blood...when we
When the mind decides something, our whole body supports us. Tell me one? Your biggest motivator
who is It is no other third party but ourselves. Now get up and sit down, eat and drink only and
Only I started thinking about Everest.
To hear extreme reactions when I uttered my determination to climb Everest
received 'Because of the injuries on the body, Arunima's head is probably also affected.' Of course people
My speech led to laughter; But my family and Bhaisaab stood firm with me. A difficult one but me
The journey that seemed 'possible' was about to begin.
The first stage was climbing training. Discharged from AIIMS. Generally an arm/leg should be amputated
The patients do not wake up day after day even for months. I stood up in two days. Ankle in one leg
Rod wearing broken bones, whose bones were yet to be reconciled. The second leg is from the thigh down
Artificial leg fitted. That's how my avatar ni Jodila Bhaisaab - we reached directly to Bachendri Pal. Bachendriji
That is, the first woman to climb Everest. They were the only ones who respected my goal, me
Encouraged. She said, “Arunima, you took such a big decision in such a situation...you know, you
You have always climbed the inner Everest. Now you have to climb Everest just to prove yourself.
To show the world who you are...!''
The Nehru Cycling Training Center is probably the best in Asia. Here my hard training for one and a half years
started A short but fairly dangerous mountain climb, a near-death experience, will distract from the goal
I was recovering from the grueling training that I saw.
A few things stood out during this training. During practice climbs, my prosthesis
The heel and toe of the foot were constantly moving around when I planted them in the ground, making it difficult to plant them firmly. be done A steel rod was inserted to keep the bones of the right leg together, with slight pressure applied
If he went, he would have bouts of severe pain. At first my sherpa would not be willing to accompany me because of my 'such' condition.
Of course, what's my story where the uncouth, dashing men don't dare roam? But my
My sherpa was persuaded by the family and from there it started with a spirited journey that faced challenges moment by moment.
Such a thrilling battle of 52 days!'
Every climber has to make four basecamps before reaching the summit. Once you go to 'Camp Four'
Reached, that from there the summit is at 3500 feet; But maximum deaths occur in this phase so it is called 'Death Zone'.
is called I want to tell you that even till I reached the 4th base camp I was in the previous camp with my
Always ahead of fellow climbers. So much so, that people are asking, 'Madam, every time you are ahead of us!
Aakhir khate kya ho bhai?' I was disabled, a girl at that, so I didn't want any kind of concession or sympathy
I...perhaps this thought was reflected in my actions...
The ascent to the 'Death Zone' has begun... corpses littered everywhere, bone-chilling cold, near death.
Darshan was happening. I found the Bangladeshi climber I had met the night before lying dead...on his stomach
I was holding back the fear that was coming. 'You don't want to die, Arunima', I repeated this to my heart. true
Says, as our mind tells us, our body behaves in the same way.
On May 21, 2013, the very last leg of the climb came. 'Arunima, your oxygen reserve is very low
Done, turn back now...You can climb Everest again!', the Sherpa warned earnestly; But somewhere inside
I knew that Now or never! Now at this very moment if I don't climb Everest, then my writings
Wasn't it like embracing death with the body? Moreover, once again raising all these sponsorships to Agnidivya
Had to face it. I finally reached the top of Everest. I want to capture this historic moment on camera
Requested Sherpa. I took off my last remaining oxygen mask for the photo..I was going to die like this
If so, then it was imperative to have evidence of my success. After the photo, I prepared Sherpa to take a video clip.
The Sherpa who was already angry took the video even though he was getting irritated...Finally I got India's flag on Everest.
hoisted
Now I was starting to descend. Just after 40-50 steps I ran out of oxygen...say one? luck,
I don't believe in words like kismet, destiny; But my full on Fortune favors the braves
Believe it...when I started choking, trying to breathe, at the same time as a British man
We found an extra oxygen cylinder thrown away as a burden. My sherpa quickly me
trapped Slowly we descended safely from that 'death zone'. Which happens when going down rather than going up
The death toll is high...and we were over it. 'My day' had finally come...the climbers
One of the most important peaks in the climbing phase was 'Everest'!
Climbing taught me some very important lessons. It gave me confidence. Lessons in leadership, team building
So got it; But a steely hardness built up in me. Friends, what matters is what we achieve in life
No, I think it's important how this income makes us a better person. How do you relate to others?
How you behave determines whether you are a good person or not.
One thing you want to say to the boys and girls of the younger age group is that efforts are futile in achieving your goals.
If there is no failure, then when the goal is weak, it is called failure.