Some of you may remember this post last fall by Didi Lawrence.
Didi was trying to raise money for a trip to Nepal to ski Annapurna, one of the world's tallest mountains. It was a personal journey for her, having suffered a broken pelvis and battled both alcohol and drugs. Didi is the daughter of Andrea Mead Lawrence, the only American to have won two gold medals at a single winter Olympics. Her father, David Lawrence, was on the Olympic Team as a coach. And her grandparents founded Pico Mountain, which is now part of Killington in Vermont. She also conducts a women’s ski clinic at Aspen Highlands, as well as a Masters Extreme Clinic for women. Plus she’s a gear tester for Ski Magazine (that’s her on the cover of the 2006 Gear Guide).
Anyway, Didi finally made the trip, skiing Annapurna last March. I recently interviewed her for my blog, and thought some of you might want to take a look. She's come through so much and is truly an inspiration. If you'd like to take a look, go here. Please feel free to comment there; I'm sure she'd love to read them.
Didi was trying to raise money for a trip to Nepal to ski Annapurna, one of the world's tallest mountains. It was a personal journey for her, having suffered a broken pelvis and battled both alcohol and drugs. Didi is the daughter of Andrea Mead Lawrence, the only American to have won two gold medals at a single winter Olympics. Her father, David Lawrence, was on the Olympic Team as a coach. And her grandparents founded Pico Mountain, which is now part of Killington in Vermont. She also conducts a women’s ski clinic at Aspen Highlands, as well as a Masters Extreme Clinic for women. Plus she’s a gear tester for Ski Magazine (that’s her on the cover of the 2006 Gear Guide).
Anyway, Didi finally made the trip, skiing Annapurna last March. I recently interviewed her for my blog, and thought some of you might want to take a look. She's come through so much and is truly an inspiration. If you'd like to take a look, go here. Please feel free to comment there; I'm sure she'd love to read them.

I just wanted to say thank you so much for all of your support and comments on this great website. My journey to Annapurna was amazing and to continue to achieve the ultimate is my goal. I hope you all have an extraordinary winter. If any of you get to Aspen,look me up. I have a women's extreme clinic in January. Thanks again,Didi