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F’n Warrior. Nothing … Not one thing was easy for those two weeks. You never quit. Forever proud of you Puddin.💪💛✨

When the line of fear approaches, crossover, and that’s where real life begins and Strength is born. Still watching even though I am on the AT🎉

Wow, just caught up to this video after commenting on an earlier one a couple of days ago. What a horrible experince. Glad you made it. Thank you for your detailed account.

That exposure is rough

I am glad you had a friend waiting for you. Getting caught in storms like that is no fun at all. I am glad you got to see all the Mustangs.

Hope you feel better soon.

Listen to your body and get the miles that it will let you. Once you recover the bigger days will come back.

Brittany, you’re not alone, you have a lot of folks sending good wishes and positive vibes your way. We are all proud of you👍🏻👏🚶‍♀️

Brittany, it could be a side effect of the antibiotic, but I would think that possibly you also have a bug such as Giardia or other stomach ailment. If it persists more than 2-3 days, get to a doctor. Other than your stomach, you are hiking strong and look healthy. Just do what your body will let you do. Hope you feel better already, and it was just a 24-hour thing. Vomiting and diarrhea are sure ways to become dehydrated again. geek

So awesome, what a hike for the books! Thanks for sharing looking forward to the next part🤗 Happy Hiking🏔️

Congratulations on the 20+ day! You're doing fine Puddin'. I can see that you're still a little weak but you're hiking strong girl. Stay warm. Hike safe, Hike strong, Have fun! geek

Antibiotics kick your butt when trying to hike a big day!

Great job, you have a lot of people pulling for you, one step at a time 🚶‍♀️ 😊…

Taking it slow is a good thing! You got this girl! You will get your strength back and be able to hike like you used to do. It will just take time. You look good, you look happy and you look like the wilderness is what you need. geek

Even though you weren’t back to 100% yet … so good to see that smile getting brighter.💪✨👏

Are we going to keep up the daily videos?

That Tags is an awesome friend.

Nice u had a friend in the area to help u

Brittany ❤ almost in tears here, thank God your okay

It's not an adventure unless something goes wrong

You are one Brave women, u should be very proud of yourself

Glad you're feeling better, now to just get your strength back! geek

I love watching you walk. What a great stride! I hope that I am around when you come back to finish. I would love to do the Gila with you. Another great video. Be careful listening too much to backseat driver’s.

Try to get a massage when u get home in va

wonderfull place ! looks like Pyrénées mountains to me :-) thanks for sharing

I’m so glad you are ok. Hypothermia is scary stuff. I’ve been a paramedic for 25 years and have both seen and personally experienced the effects. My heart goes out to the other hiker’s family, too. ❤

Holy Crap! I am glad you made it through all this. Prayers to the family of the other hiker. Hypothermia is no joke, I hope your story will inspire others to research the early signs. The Self Hypothermia test is how I stay on top of it. Finger to thumb is the one I use, If I start having dexterity problems I make a fire while I can. No matter where I am, I hunt and fish all the time, So just going in and warming up isn't a choice most of the time. Not sure if you know Snazzy he had trouble on the CDT this year. Remember one thing that can always start a fire. Red Pine Bough. If you can see dead pine needles on a pine tree anywhere by you, You can light them on fire no matter if they are soaking wet. It is best if they are on a tree and the branch snaps off, Pine is full of turpin which is like gasoline for fire, Just try and find the driest branches you can. I know you might not be in that situation again, But it is handy to know just in case.

Food looks delicious

Your story just blew me away. Initially I stumbled across your Day 56 video, and then checked out the surrounding dates. I am so glad that I did. Watching Day 56, it comes across as a pretty standard "day after a cold and wet night" story, and in the morning you have a good attitude about it. Then a phrase caught my ear...when you said "mother nature is great, but she can kill you in a moment". At first I thought "Huh? That seems like a pretty extreme thing to say just because you got a little wet and cold!" Now that I've watched the videos before and after and have more context, I couldn't have been more wrong. In your Day 55 video at 2:10, the jump from "embrace the suck" to "I am in a life-or-death situation" is jarring and scary. The next 30 seconds are the most raw, real emotion I've seen in a long time! When you started to cry in today's Day 57-60 video, it was the moment you realized that you were way, way across the "tough vs life-threatening" line and managed to make it back. I'll be honest and tell you that I cried too, because it was only then that I myself realized how bad it was. My hat is off to you on so many fronts. First, not letting yourself fall asleep when you were hypothermic was fantastic decision making. Second, you are incredibly mentally tough. The fact that you had a good attitude the morning after almost freezing to death is a-ma-zing! Third, you never complained once. You are a rock star!

Holy Shit Puddin. You are very lucky. Not panicking probably saved your life. That could have ended very bad for you or anyone else in that situation. OMG. PRAYERS FOR THE OTHER HIKERS FAMILY.

Awesome! It all worked out and your outlook and attitude are something I wish more people had.

I have found that when you really need to talk to someone about your life, about your hikes, about your gear, about your experiences or just to get you head right, you can talk to anyone but unless they have thru hiked, you are always left wanting. geek

Brutally beautiful

It's so nice to get to town after a rough day

Not a good night 😮. But they all can’t be good. These are the days that only make you stronger.

I think maybe it’s time for some new equipment and boots

You’re a beast, Brittany 💪🏻👏🏻

I really enjoy your videos, thanks for putting the effort into it. I am wondering where I will see the southern terminus first: in one of your videos, or when I am starting my Nobo thru hike next spring😊 Also: end of grizzly country? What about the Winds?

I’m so glad you’re okay! I experienced something very similar on the CDT San Juan Mountain section earlier this year. You are so right about having to stay calm! I’m quite certain that fact (and Jesus’ help) are what kept me alive!❤

Do you see yourself switching to boots ? That could be insulated

This might be your best video. I am glad it all turned out on the good side. I am really glad you know some survival skills, I have away's wondered about that with hikers. I am always surprised by how little people don't take just in a car on a sight seeing trip. I was breaking horses in Jackson Hole for a man in 1993, July 4th Yellowstone got 18 inches of snow. Jackson got 6, I think every coat in town was sold. People on vacation didn't even have coats. I really hope that your video can teach someone how to get warm and save them self. Awesome Job!

Brittany you are strong and your determination, intelligence and God kept you alive. I’m glad to finally see this episode. Releasing your videos this time of year is good. All but one of the hikers I followed this year finished, so you are the only hiker that I can watch.

Your on a roll! Glad you were safe

Your hair always looks so amazing always love the braids

So glad you were level headed during that night. In the Army after long movements in winter I have seen guys drop left and right like flies from hypothermia. Not panicking is key. Way to go😁

gorgeous views

2 days in a row your going to spoil us!

Don't be afraid to say hi. In town I don't talk to a lot of people. Out on the Mountain I talk to everyone. But then on the Mountain is my comfort zone. Awesome video.

I Like seeing how people react to Wyoming. I used to chase cattle all over Wyoming for different Ranchers up there. The sad part is this area will take some years to recover from the fires from this year. If they don't destroy it mining for the Lithium in the deposits there. Sorry I wasn't trying to be a downer. A storm chaser I watch was there this year showing the fires. My Son lives in Riverton, I am from Wyoming so it is home no matter where I am. Thanks for another awesome video, It's funny how much new shoes can just turn the world around.

Beautiful hike