"When I reached the top of Mount Habritch sometime in July, something super weird happened. My hands started making this buzzing noise as I moved them around. The sound would stop or start depending on how high I lifted my hands. I thought maybe it was my watch or my climbing gear, so I took them off, but nope, still buzzing. The weather didn’t seem too bad, but we decided to head down fast—something just felt off. 🌥️🥾" 🎥 Video above text thanks to @gabetoup 🙌� Being completely honest, I had

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