Some stressed-out attorneys find relief with a quiet dinner out, but this litigator finds it at 22,841 feet above sea level. Three years ago, attorney Cynthia S. Karabelas found a new hobby in rock climbing. This January, she summitted a 22,841-foot mountain in Argentina. "Climbing sort of helps you press the mental reset button," said Karabelas. "It just makes any problems you might have seem less [important]."
April 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Some stressed-out attorneys find relief with a Tae-Bo class or a quiet dinner out, but this litigator finds it at 22,841 feet above sea level.
Three years ago, South Easton, Mass., attorney Cynthia S. Karabelas found a new hobby in rock climbing. This January, the moonlighting mountaineer summitted Cerro Aconcagua, a 22,841-foot mountain in Argentina.
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