Wendy Booker Climbing Mountains with Multiple Sclerosis

Video Details: This video clip is an excerpt from "The Wendy Booker Story". Wendy Booker is a woman on a mission - to become the first person with an Multiple Sclerosis (MS) diagnosis to climb the Seven Summits (the highest mountain on each of the seven continents). So far, she has summited six of the Seven Summits which include: 20,320 ft. Mt. McKinley (Denali, Alaska, US), 19,340 ft. Mt. Kiliminjaro (Africa), 18,481 ft. Mt. Elbrus (Russia), 22,834 ft. Mt. Aconcagua (Argentina), 16,067 ft. Mt. Vinson Massif (Antarctica) and most recently Mt. Kosciuszko (Australia) at 7,310 ft!. "I use mountains as metaphors for the obstacles we all encounter in life," says Wendy. "And, I want to inspire others, especially young people, not to see obstacles as mountains in their way, but more as challenges to 'climb' over and around. We all have such 'mountains' in our lives and we cannot let them stop us!" Further information on Multiple Sclerosis

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