Frequently asked questions - rappelling trips

A particularly exciting case, we were able to make a wounded IDF man happy who turned into a plant

In 2019, the Ashdot Company was contacted by the Ahaim Ahaim Association with the request of the most seriously wounded soldier from the Second Lebanon War, a fighter who had become paralyzed but communicated with the help of a  computer with finger presses and said that he asked to abseil.
We recommended the Arch Cave because there is a wheelchair-accessible path to the gliding point, and from there, we carried it in our hands and connected to the ropes together with another guide when there is another guide a little above them to help. The guide next to the wounded man carried a small backpack, as you will see in the pictures, inside which was a portable ventilator that was connected to the wounded man. A team of guides that stays up on the arch itself will use the ropes to hang the guy connected with another guide to the middle of the height of the arch. He and the guide stayed at the height of the middle of the arch for about 3 minutes, and then the team of guides began to pull them back to the height of the arch itself. After about five more minutes, they returned to the arch.
After that, we also received a short letter of about ten words describing the experience he had, a letter that he dictated to his helper with the help of his fingers in the way he conveyed messages to her. It was very exciting, and we were all happy to contribute to his experience.

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