CHO OYU 2006 ~ EVEREST 2004

Friendship Beyond Borders Expeditions

A Team of International Friends Helping Amputees Change the World

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Events

Our team is devoted to leveraging opportunities to raise awareness of the extraordinary talents of Disabled Athletes, and to prove the Power of International Friendships to overcome the world's toughest challenges.

Looking for a way to inspire your organization to overcome today's daunting challenges?

Our team can provide presentations of any length and style to suit the needs of organizations around the world. Presentations can include digital slide shows, speeches, and portions of our dramatic narrated video footage of the team's approach trek and successful ascent of Mount Everest -- with rare, perfect weather on summit day.

If you have questions about our expedition or would like to schedule an event, please contact us.
Tom McMillan, Expedition Leader
Linda McMillan, Public Relations, Communications

Scene from our expedition movie: Nawang proudly shows off his prosthesis
to members of the wonderful Malaysian Team (Mara University of Technology)
Everest Expedition at Everest Base Camp, May 2004.

Our 2005 Events

REI Stores / Northern California, October

American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association / Annual Meeting, September

Himalayan Children's Foundation Kathmandu, Nepal, April

Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of California San Francisco, March

Berkeley Ironworks, Indoor Climbing Gym, March


Mission Cliffs Indoor Climbing
Gym, March


Bacich School, March

Marin Country Day School, March

McKesson Corporation, March

REI Stores / Southern California, January

Dramatic scene from our expedition movie: Nawang carefully balancing on the rungs of an icy aluminum ladder with his prosthetic left leg while stepping forward with his right leg. The team had to climb up, down, and over dozens of ladders that are used by all expeditions to get over the many huge crevasses and ice blocks in the Khumbu Icefall. Statistically is the most dangerous section of the South Col Route on Mount Everest.

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