Mountaineering mom breaks world record | NewsNation Prime

A single mom of seven survived a near fatal car accident in 2018 and embraced the goal of a lifetime. Jenn Drummond set her sights on a Guinness World Record, becoming the first woman to conquer the world’s seven second summits. The 39-year-old said since the accident, she has lived by this lesson: “I do not get to choose when I die, but I sure get to choose how I live.”

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[PhiLeo]

Congrats Jen Drummond. What an amazing and inspirational human.

[ChristineOubre]

Congratulations to you. You are a great inspiration to many

[TomReidarGrndahl]

Kristin Harila did 14 of the highest mountains Jun 23, world record.

[davidmickles]

I follow her on youtube.. shes got a really good attitude 👍

[meghan]

Honestly, I don't get it. Why bother with this kind of "challenge"?

[ObeseCaligula]

Her truth kinda world record or a real world, world record?
You have to be specific.