Here in Cincinnati, we are so fortunate to have so many adaptive activities available for Jason and his friends. One of our favorites is rock climbing, made possible by the tremendous volunteers at The Bridge Adaptive Sports and Recreation, in partnership with RockQuest Climbing Center. Danny Meyer, founder of The Bridge, has used his skill and insight as a Cincinnati Children's physical therapist to find and adapt a wide range of sports, from fencing to water skiing for people of all abilities. Together with great partners like RockQuest and an army of enthusiastic volunteers, The Bridge makes almost anything possible to anyone.

Jason has tried rock climbing four times, and each time he has become more comfortable, transitioning from nervous smiles to enthusiastic whoops. In this video you can see where he masters the "Wellman Harness" and graduates to the big wall, where he quickly gains confidence. What's next--climbing Yosemite's El Capitan? Don't laugh--it's already been done by someone with cerebral palsy, as shown in the astounding documentary Wampler's Ascent. So yes, anything is possible!

We are most grateful to our partner Saint Joe's, who provide a wonderful activities program and living environment for Jason and many of his friends. Today, Jason's getting profiled on Saint Joe's Facebook page as the latest "Mission Monday Spotlight" recipient!

To show our appreciation, we thought we'd share some of Jason's best Saint Joe's memories in this short video (also on the Howdy Neighbors and Saint Joe's Facebook pages):