In the mountains of northern Norway, even in late spring, a thick layer of snow and ice covers the high-altitude gorges, with streams flowing at around freezing temperatures. In May 1999, 29-year-old Swedish Anna Bagenholm’s life changed in a split second in this region. Anna, a radiology resident at a local hospital, was skiing with two colleagues on her day off near Narvik when she lost control of her skis on a steep slope and fell into the wa…
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In the mountains of northern Norway, even in late spring, a thick layer of snow and ice covers the high-altitude gorges, with streams flowing at around freezing temperatures. In May 1999, 29-year-old Swedish Anna Bagenholm’s life changed in a split second in this region. Anna, a radiology resident at a local hospital, was skiing with two colleagues on her day off near Narvik when she lost control of her skis on a steep slope and fell into the wa…