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Ed Jackson was a professional rugby player

before a spinal injury in April 2017

shattered his career and left him paralyzed from the neck down.

After months of therapy,

he was able to regain some use of his body. However, he suffers from Brown-Cquard syndrome, a neurological condition in which his left side does not function well, while his right

side does but has no sensation. This challenge has not deterred Jackson. To

Wade in his rehabilitation, he began climbing mountains. He started with Mount Snowden,

the tallest point in Wales at 3560 feet. Last October, he climbed the Mara Peak in the Himalayas,

an elevation of more than 21,000 feet.

Jackson wanted to climb Mount Everest, but the coronavirus shutdown made that impossible.

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