Lisa Sander

Every emotion and grieving about life and everything was in that mountain that I climbed.

There was even a moment, it's not a mountain that you have a lot of travelers on.

And my girlfriends went up ahead of me and I heard them yelling that we'll wait for you up here.

Well, I got to this point and I did not know where to put my feet.

I'm like, I don't think, I don't know if I'm gonna be able to do this.

And out of nowhere, this guy comes out and he puts his hand down.

He goes, do you want me to help you place your feet?

I didn't even have to say anything to him.

And I said, yes, I really appreciate that.

He got me up to that next section.

And he was gone.

And I thanked him, but it was kind of like a whisper or like an angel.

God just showed this person to me to help me guide my steps.

And I did talk to God on the whole way up there and on the way down because it was scary coming down also.

And after that, my life changed completely.

We did Camelback the day before.

So I had a little practice, but Camelback was my first mountain.

Flatiron was my second mountain ever.

And I wasn't even at my fittest.

I've always worked out my entire life.