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A Uruguayan man who 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers in winter in the Andes has been found alive and 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. Raul Fernando Gomez, 58, got lost in a 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers while crossing the Andes. His motorbike broke 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers in the mountains. His only 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers was to walk and 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers a town was nearby. He got lost in the 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. He found a shelter 2,840 metres above sea 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. He hoped he could survive the 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers winter. A local governor said: "This is a 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. We still can't believe it."

Mr Gomez was rescued by meteorological 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. They had gone to the 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers to record snowfall. Gomez had survived by eating rats and 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers left at the shelter. Doctors were surprised by his good 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers and said he was 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. He was very thin and had lost 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers. He had high 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers pressure and he smoked, but was 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers to leave hospital. In 1972, plane-crash 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers survived in the Andes for 72 days by eating the bodies of 20kgallowedblizzardbloodchoicedisappeareddownfreezinghealthhopelevelmiraclepassengerssheltersnowsuppliessurvivorstoughwellworkers who had died.