article_snippet.sent: Exhausted, scared and undoubtedly hungry, eleven-year-old Luke Shambrook was sitting alone on a hillside at the moment rescuers reach the terrified boy in an increasingly desperate search finally reached Luke, who has 'high pain tolerance'
   after five days.
article_snippet.sent: Luke Shambrook is suffering from dehydration and hypothermia but has been reunited with Luke Shambrook (pictured left)
article_snippet.sent: Luke   is suffering from dehydration and hypothermia and has been driven to Alexandra Hospital to undergo further medical assessments in the company of Luke   parents.
article_snippet.sent: Luke  has been driven to hospital to undergo further medical assessments in the company of his parents his parents .
article_snippet.sent: On Sunday, search co-ordinator Acting Senior Sergeant Andrew Walker said Luke   had a 'very high pain tolerance', a factor that would work in search co-ordinator Acting Senior Sergeant Andrew Walker favour. '
article_snippet.sent: the young boy is being driven to Alexandra Hospital to undergo further medical assessments .
highlights_snippet.sent: 'high pain tolerance'
  Luke, who has 'high pain tolerance'
   has dehydration and hypothermia and has been driven to hospital .