Grace - Finding hope and healing in the climbing community.

[@iamannieooof]

My beautiful pal

[@pachadela]

What a great video! I find that climbing helps me in a lot of ways with mental health too

[@grahamclayton5222]

Inspiring Grace. I hope you continue to remain strong and that climbing helps keep you there.

[@maisiebarden]

Met Grace in portland while doing some bouldering with friends, was so lovely to meet her and watch her climb 🥰 I have similar experiences with how climbing has helped me navigate my mental health, it showed me how to be strong as an individual not just physically but mentally aswell 😊 really cool to see Grace sharing their story and see how happy they are now, beautiful mini doc 🥰 also those shots were stunning 🤩

[@Themaskedprincess]

I met Grace on an eating disorder unit some years ago, I don't think we ever even talked because we were too unwell but I am absolutely chuffed that she seems to be doing so much better. The strength to pull yourself out of that place is indescribable for people who haven't experienced it. So proud.

[@joannaallerton3007]

Grace, you are fabulous and strong in so many different ways. May God keep blessing your journey xx

[@simonlau88]

I met Grace for a weekend of climbing in Portland this year and it was such a special experience. It was truly a pleasure spending the weekend with her and her friends - the levels of dedication, spirit and banter was unrivalled, and I couldn't have been any better placed for my first time climbing in Portland and camping.

[@philippal8666]

Go Grace. You are awesome, you got through those joyous places and tried new things until you found something. People can’t be perfect before they find a passion. You find a passion and something else then that Eating Disorder can go. It’s definitely about having other things to take the place. That’s been the way for me.

[@dougieranger]

Good luck Grace. Stay strong. 💪🏼

[@Theo-zy7dl]

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