Nursing home care: If Ranulph Fiennes can disappear, what about everyone else?
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Recent concerns surrounding the UK explorer Ranulph Fiennes highlight a much wider question about how we protect older people when they become dependent on others.
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Recent concerns surrounding the UK explorer Ranulph Fiennes highlight a much wider question about how we protect older people when they become dependent on others.
Michael Kobold, a friend of the explorer for 30 years, told The Mail on Sunday that Sir Ranulph wrote the document by hand in his tent the night before an unsuccessful bid to reach Everest's 29,000ft summit.
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- Nursing home care: If Ranulph Fiennes can disappear, what about everyone else? (opens TheJournal.ie in a new tab)
Recent concerns surrounding the UK explorer Ranulph Fiennes highlight a much wider question about how we protect older people when they become dependent on others.
- Sir Ranulph Fiennes 'drew up secret will on Everest trek after wife vetoed his divorce plan', friend says amid speculation about whereabouts of world's greatest living explorer (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)
Michael Kobold, a friend of the explorer for 30 years, told The Mail on Sunday that Sir Ranulph wrote the document by hand in his tent the night before an unsuccessful bid to reach Everest's 29,000ft summit.
- Sir Ranulph Fiennes mystery continues over claims he ‘wrote will on Everest’ (opens Daily Express in a new tab)
The 82-year-old adventurer has not been seen in public for two years, with growing calls for an investigation into his wellbeing.
