Welcome to Crash's Corner! This is @Pj Crouch's personal space to share his journey as he prepares to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in September 2027 as one of our adaptive athletes living with cerebral palsy. Here you'll find: • Training updates • Fundraising milestones • Behind-the-scenes moments • Honest conversations about the challenges and victories along the way • Videos and photos from PJ's preparation Our Hope Dealers Connect family is invited to follow along, encourage PJ, ask questions, and celebrate each milestone with him. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. Every comment, every word of encouragement, and every shared victory helps remind us that no one climbs a mountain alone. Let's climb together. ❤️

We all have skeleton or demons or ghosts. Or whatever you wanna call them. Sometimes they are more visible.\nAnd sometimes they're not. The one thing that they all have in common is that they can make some days harder than others. The important thing we have to remember is not to let those hard days win.

Good monday morning family! As we start this new week , I want to just remind you guys that if anybody needs to talk about anything @Erika Bogan-Mtui and I are always here\nAnd then we're not available right?That second , all you have to do is tell us you need us now and we'll make ourselves available

Today doesn’t have to be perfect to matter. You don’t have to solve everything. You don’t have to have all the answers. You don’t have to feel strong every moment of the day. Sometimes the win is simply continuing. Taking one step. Sending one message. Getting through one hard moment without giving up. If today feels heavy, let it be what it is without adding pressure to “fix” it. And if today feels good, allow yourself to fully feel that too. Wherever you are right now… it counts. If you have the space, share one thing you’re choosing to focus on today.

This weekend I was the team un jacksonville for the start of our racing season and my mom who lives a few hours away came to spend the weekend with me and step out on her first race course. So not only did I get to work on this season's goal, (making adaptive ocr more visible). But I got to help my achieve something she didn't she could, complete an obstacle course race. And she got see and fully understand why racing is now a huge part of my life. My blood family collided with my chosen family. And the became one. Here's the moral of the story. People change so don't be afraid to show the person you're becoming. And don't be afraid to learn who that new person is if you're watching someone change