In the book Women Who Dare, you talk about your 72 fall at Buoux that put you in the hospital for 3 days. Was that the worst climbing injury that you've had or just the closest call? How do you mentally get yourself past the frustration that can arise when recovering from an injury?
I'm sure you hear this a lot but thank you for breaking stereotypes just by being awesome. I know you said that you always felt support from the climbing community but having really talented women like yourself (and all the others in Women Who Dare) in the spotlight has made it so much easier for normal women like myself to take up climbing as a sport.
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In the book Women Who Dare, you talk about your 72 fall at Buoux that put you in the hospital for 3 days. Was that the worst climbing injury that you've had or just the closest call? How do you mentally get yourself past the frustration that can arise when recovering from an injury?
I'm sure you hear this a lot but thank you for breaking stereotypes just by being awesome. I know you said that you always felt support from the climbing community but having really talented women like yourself (and all the others in Women Who Dare) in the spotlight has made it so much easier for normal women like myself to take up climbing as a sport.
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