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Aidan Martin climbs Everest: advocating for autism awareness
Weekend Argus on Saturday
|July 12, 2025
WHEN Aidan Martin reached Everest Base Camp earlier this year, it wasn’t just a personal milestone it was a deeply emotional journey with a purpose close to his heart.
As someone with several neurodivergent family members, Aidan's climb to the foot of the world's highest peak became a powerful symbol of the daily struggles faced by children and families living with autism.
The 18-year-old from Retreat had been trying to make a difference in his community ever since he lost his best friend to suicide in 2021 a loss that changed the course of his life.
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