Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Thoughts are with the family
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Heartbreaking!
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Very sad indeed.
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This is horrible.
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Really horrible to hear this news, thoughts are with her famly
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So sad, rest in peace little one.
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No words can soften the tragedy for the family, so sad...
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We all tend to forget in all the fun every year there are always tragedies . . . too many of them As a community we have been very fortunate.
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How very sad, RIP, thoughts and prayers with her family...
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You know it makes sense.
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Very sad. I hate to think what her parents must going through right now.
RIP
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very sad.
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Poster: A snowHead
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Very sad indeed.
Lucky she was wearing a helmet.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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James the Last wrote: |
Lucky she was wearing a helmet. |
crass!
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What's even worse is that whilst they cope with their loss there will be untold arrangements to make paperwork to complete, insurance claims to be made etc. all of which won't allow them to heal until they are sorted. I hope those that they deal with are suitably tactful and sympathetic and that they have someone out there that can help them through things.
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Masque, agreed James the Last, completely tactless and IMO worthy of removal if you feel the need to do so.
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James the Last, out of order.
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Eh? If she hadn't been wearing a helmet her parents would have been absolutely pilloried. Very lucky indeed she was wearing a helmet.
Next time, Megamum, think before you shout abuse.
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Although the helmet didn't save her and this unfortunate accident will mean life for her family will never be the same again, at least they will not be tormented with thoughts of "what if she had worn a helmet ?"
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Bloody awful.
I don't see good luck playing any part in this event.
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James the Last, that doesn't make it worth pointing out you ass
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DB wrote: |
Although the helmet didn't save her and this unfortunate accident will mean life for her family will never be the same again, at least they will not be tormented with thoughts of "what if she had worn a helmet ?" |
They'll have an awful lot of "what ifs" anyway regardless of head protection.
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James the Last, tbh, I don't think her parents currently would give a Shi.t about anyone's views on helmets whether she was wearing one or not? OMG....
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Bode Swiller,
Yes it's going to be a very hard time for them, it's going to be bad enough without a prosecution for not meeting the local ski-helmet laws and the guilt that could come with that too.
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James the Last wrote: |
Eh? If she hadn't been wearing a helmet her parents would have been absolutely pilloried. |
That is perfectly true and one of my first thoughts too.
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Very lucky indeed she was wearing a helmet |
Now that is
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You know it makes sense.
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How very sad Condolences to her family
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Awful, truly awful. My daughter is 10 and we ski Mayrhofen regularly, back next month. It starts you wondering where it happened, how can I protect my kids etc.
It's funny, but I'm not even aware of trees when I ski there, although they are clearly there.
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Very very sad though I can't help but wonder how the girl lost control so spectacularly. Parents worst nightmare.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Layne wrote: |
Very very sad though I can't help but wonder how the girl lost control so spectacularly. Parents worst nightmare. |
Seen it happen with my own five year old daughter. Basically she sat down on the back of her skis and shot off down the mountain. Narrowly missed a chairlift pilon and eventually got thrown onto her side by a mogul! One of the worst moments of my life ( the other being when she did the same on a bike and shot over a busy main road into a car park, between two parked cars and then finally came to a stop scraping against a wall on the exit road on the other side of the car park, I still have bad dreams about that ).
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Layne wrote: |
I can't help but wonder how the girl lost control so spectacularly |
Tbh, it really doesn't take much at all, narrow tree lined roads although pretty, are probably the most risky places you can ski, no idea if this was the case, just remembered mine when she was little, tried to avoid an ice boulder on a narrow run and disappeared off the side, fortunately missed everything, this brings it home how different things could have been.
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Very sad story; it was good to see in the report that her organs are to be donated - a bereaved family setting a fine example. I guess she was just going far too fast for her ability. All kids do it, and some grownups too, but mostly we get away with it. She was unlucky to hit a tree rather than just hitting the deck. Poor kid.
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A tragic loss indeed, so very sad
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James the Last wrote: |
Very sad indeed.
Lucky she was wearing a helmet. |
You really are a twerp.
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Dreadful, dreadful story.
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Too sad. There are no words.....
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