article_snippet.sent: My message is anything is possible.
article_snippet.sent: My message is just not me being an amputee, but anyone sitting on the couch around the world that has problems - you can overcome life, it is just how determined you are,' Linville said in Kathmandu on Friday, on Linville way to Tibet in neighboring China, from where Linville will set out on Everest.
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article_snippet.sent: Ready to go: In Linville, left, and Linville climbing partner Tim Medvetz sit for an interview in Kathmandu, Nepal .
article_snippet.sent: At the time, Linville was at the base camp at 5,360 meters (17,595 feet).
article_snippet.sent: This time, Linville plans to approach from the northern, Tibetan side, together with The Heroes Project's founder Tim Wayne Medvetz and an eight-member team. '
article_snippet.sent: and I have to deal with metal,' Linville said.
highlights_snippet.sent: Charlie Linville, 29, from Boise, Idaho, was an explosives expert serving in Afghanistan in 2011 when he was seriously wounded .
  