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Finding freedom from my own mind through climbing by Sawyer Mae

Finding freedom from my own mind through climbing by Sawyer Mae

"The person I am when on the wall became so clear - she feels so definite and I’m proud to be her. But as soon as I came off, parts of my past took over, I couldn’t fight back. And in my lowest moment since I had moved to Squamish, I realized that the freedom I was looking for was freedom from my own mind."

Climbing in and out of ADHD by Guillermo Alvarez

Climbing in and out of ADHD by Guillermo Alvarez

Because of my ADHD brain, I am more intimate with failure than typical folks. I failed constantly in all areas of my life, and as a result, have carried low self-esteem for years, and developed a strong belief of incompetency about myself. It was hard to meet the expectations of my neuro-typical peers which I have unknowingly placed upon myself for most of my life.

Southern Ontario Ice Climbing Adventures with Janet Wong

February 5, 2021

Southern Ontario Ice Climbing Adventures with Janet Wong

"The start of the climb was more water-fall than frozen waterfall. Thankfully, I dressed for success in waterproof shells, top and bottom. The start of the climb was the crux, where I needed my jacket hood on. I couldn’t look up at all because too much water was pouring on top of me."

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