We dive into tales of internal climbs as well as those in the Himalayas that surround me, from the side of a Khumbu trail, I recently had a chat with the Red Bull team.
If any part of the story sparks something within, please share the light. Our world could certainly use a spark 
J
Link: https://issuu.com/redbulletin.com/docs/0521_uk_drucklowres
2023
A Canadian climber is reaching remarkable heights and shattering records along the way but what's more significant is where she was forced to climb out of to get to the top.
2023
Talking all things change, challenge and choosing my response when life's trail gets rocky... from the Rockies.
2023
Listen in as Travis and Mace lead a fun , educational, and compelling conversation with Jill and Ryan Haebe about living fully after traumatic brain injury.
2023
On The Mic With Parth: Jill Wheatley is a Canadian mountaineer and runner. A few years ago she suffered a traumatic brain injury causing her to loose 70% of her vision. But that did not stop her from dreaming big. She went about climbing 6x8000m mountains in less than a year and is aiming to finish all 14 very soon!
2023
New episode of Let's Take This Outside with @mtnsofmymind - Jill is a mountain climber currently climbing the world’s 14 peaks above 8,000 metres, with only 30% of her vision.
2023
We meet Jill Wheatley, a partially-sighted mountaineer looking to summit the world’s 14 tallest mountains.
2023
Talking all things change, challenge and choosing my response when life's trail gets rocky... from the Rockies.
2023
A Canadian climber is reaching remarkable heights and shattering records along the way but what's more significant is where she was forced to climb out of to get to the top.
2023
Listen in as Travis and Mace lead a fun , educational, and compelling conversation with Jill and Ryan Haebe about living fully after traumatic brain injury.
2023
On The Mic With Parth: Jill Wheatley is a Canadian mountaineer and runner. A few years ago she suffered a traumatic brain injury causing her to loose 70% of her vision. But that did not stop her from dreaming big. She went about climbing 6x8000m mountains in less than a year and is aiming to finish all 14 very soon!
2022
From ParticipACTION Canada, the Active Champions Series is a monthly showcase of inspiring stories highlighting the importance of physical activity and sport in our everyday lives.
2023
New episode of Let's Take This Outside with @mtnsofmymind - Jill is a mountain climber currently climbing the world’s 14 peaks above 8,000 metres, with only 30% of her vision.
2023
We meet Jill Wheatley, a partially-sighted mountaineer looking to summit the world’s 14 tallest mountains.
2023
Jill was featured in Gripped Magazine following her Annapurna summit (April, 2023)
2022
Visually impaired mountaineer Jill Wheatley says climbing is a gift after surviving traumatic brain injury.
2022
Choosing how I respond to TBI and Vision loss with Canada's National Post
2023
Thankful for the Canadian Concussion Legacy Foundation who asked me to share as part of their Inspiring Stories features.
2023
Impact Magazine has featured a short story that moves high above a fight for life to the Himalayas
2023
Jill is a former athlete, teacher, and coach whose life took a dramatic turn when a traumatic brain injury (TBI) left her with impaired vision, stripping away her independence and changing her world completely. Yet, even amidst the darkness, Jill's unwavering passion for Mother Nature and her unyielding spirit drove her to reclaim her life and conquer unimaginable heights.
2023
Jill's Feature in Canmore Alberta's Rocky Mountain Outlook
2023
Explore Magazine features a feat far bigger than any mountain.
If there’s one thing JIll Wheatley knows, it’s that life does not always go according to plan.
2022
The linked articles include reference to my 8000 m climbs; all part of Vision 8000
2021
My conversation with Dylan includes goosebumps and gratefulness, stretches from dark places to embracing the nature of impermanence and all that inspires us to explore our potential in pain caves and amoung the highest of the Himalayas.
2021
As I prepare for Manaslu, I take a timeout to talk with Matt, a mountaineering guide and psychologist, about the here and now, how I am using the lessons life has taught as I prepare for my first 8 000 m climb.
2021
A chat about the chapters that have come between playing in the shadows of the Bavarian alps to where I find myself now, adventuring in those of the Himalayas.
2021
An authentic chat about traversing lowlands, how I feel aloneness can be fulfilling and what craving connection tells me.
2021
Speaking about my traumatic brain injury, vision loss, eating disorder and all the waves that have roared in the wake of my TBI, I aim to break down shackles stigma can hold as a result of labels.
2021
A brief chat on Canada's national radio waves about how traumatic brain injury has prepared me for life's challenges including climbing Manaslu.
2021
Becoming aware of the stories that we tell ourselves can be a huge step towards finding adventure and a spark in our spirit.
2021
Learning from life’s mountains, Jill shares where she finds strength, sunshine and lessons since traumatic brain injury shifted her trail.
2021
Talking through the scrambles and summits on the trail from Traumatic Brain Injury and Vision Loss to adventures amoung the highest of the Himalayas.
2021
As a visually impaired adventure athlete, along with unique content and inspiring goals’, contagious energy is fabricated into my story, which I would be grateful to have allies become part of.
2020
In this short podcast, Jill tells the story of how a sport accident in Germany has led her amoung the highest of the Himalayas via a 2 year expedition of recovery in 7 hospitals in 3 countries.
2020
Having just returned for Ama Dablam, in this live Interview, the 3rd with Kerry Goulet, I speak to navigating highs and lows in the Himalayas.
2020
Talking all things from my brain injury, vision loss and days to live to the summit of Ama Dablam with legendary mountain running photographer and podcaster Ian Corless.
2020
The No Barriers Podcast explores the gritty reality of the struggles we all face, with the detailed stories of those that have persevered to find amazing outcomes on the other side.
2020
Talking all things traumatic brain injury, vision loss, resilience and mountain adventures with one of hockey's greatest.
2020
Education is essential to change stigma. For me educating means talking, vulnerably sharing and leading by example.
2020
A little story of a serendipitous “Rocky” road that has led onto a bright, inspiring trail from the Bavarian Alps, to the Himalayas via Colorado and many mountains between.
2020
When an injury, illness, or sudden life change derails us, our natural response is to curl up and retreat from the world. But it’s when we harness adversity and step into the storm that it becomes possible to recover, and even come out stronger.
2020
From the accident, traumatic brain injury and vision loss to weight loss, eating school, mountain trails, Rocky falls & frozen waterfalls, Majell & I shine light on the power of impermanence.
2020
Movement from resistance to acceptance is the thread of the podcast that weaves in a mix of dire diagnoses, denial, and resistance all blanketed by an adjustment in perspective that transformed onto a bright trail.
2020
Rachel Brady describes how I was up in the Himalayas when COVID-19 shut down Nepal yet far bigger mountains have been overcome.
2020
From a dodgy descent to igniting another’s fire on a crisp Khumbu night, I find power in perspective and find light on life’s trail.
2020
Listen in as Ignition Show host Chris and I chat about how my TBI not only changed me, the potential in perspective and the power of impermanence.
2019
Ultramarathons are a form of suffering Rob Krar can control—unlike his struggle with depression. I am a small part of his story yet hugely inspired.
2019
Sudeep Kandal caught up with me to chat mountains on this trail that is life.
2019
From the dark cavernous caves to the highest of the Himalayas, perspective can make challenges appear mountainous or possibilities look infinite.
2019
I use vulnerability to connect and encourage the TS community onto trails full of self-belief towards whatever it is that excites their heart.
2019
Prioritizing personal needs can feel selfish and indulgent. Like base layers and every single step climbing a mountain, small things matter.
2019
When a devastating traumatic brain injury leaves Jill Wheatley almost blind she takes to running in the mountains to gain perspective.
2019
My friend Majell and I share our Manaslu Trail Race experience in beautifully woven tapestry of memories, connections and friendship.
2018
A recount of the accident, the long trail that led to mountains and how a blueprint for a year of travel and trails has evolved as has my acceptance of life’s trail.
2018
Only once I moved head in the cycle of acceptance was I able to find my feet and flourish.
2018
Chief Sparta Jen and I chat about the trauma, why I am running in the mountains, benefits of being vulnerable and what has grown from a seed of adversity.
Thomas Stevens says:
This story enriches the human experience and expands what is possible. Inspiring!