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Laura Dahlmeier's Manager Speaks Out: 'Trust and Empathy' in Tragic Loss

Two months after Laura Dahlmeier's fatal accident, her former manager Sophie Schröder shares her experience. She found strength in trust, empathy, and support during this challenging time.

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Manager Posts Emotional Message - Laura Dahlmeier's Manager Speaks Out: 'Trust and Empathy' in Tragic Loss

Sophie Schröder, the former manager of late mountaineer Laura Dahlmeier, has broken her silence two months after Dahlmeier's tragic death in the Karakorum mountains. Schröder, who has kept a low profile since the accident, spoke publicly for the first time about the challenging weeks following Dahlmeier's passing.

Dahlmeier, known for her direct manner, died on July 28, 2025, after a rockfall while abseiling at around 5,700 meters. Schröder, who had managed Dahlmeier's career, found herself navigating professional duty and personal grief in the aftermath. She had to handle media attention while respecting the family's privacy.

Schröder praised the support of her teams and the power of trust and empathy during this difficult time. She expressed gratitude for her years working with Dahlmeier, highlighting the late athlete's straightforward approach. Despite the tragic circumstances, Schröder found comfort in the outpouring of support from the mountaineering community.

With no current information about Schröder's employer, her focus now seems to be on healing and reflecting on her time with Dahlmeier. Dahlmeier's death has left a void in the mountaineering world, but Schröder's words serve as a reminder of the strength that can be found in trust, empathy, and a supportive team.

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