A 1989 life and death tale of skiing at Butternut Basin in Great Barrington, MA narrated by William Shatner. Just goes to show you that even though a down skier may not show any external signs of injury, that doesn’t mean that their condition isn’t critical.
Thanks to a well trained ski patroller who recognized her internal bleeding and a coordinated rescue effort, Marty survived the accident and lived to ski another day. 
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