"Jeanee co-founded MoCrazy Strong after she watched her older sister, Jamie MoCrazy, take what she thought was her last breath in the 2015 World Tour Finals (in Whistler, Canada). Both sisters were competing with Jamie heading down first, as she dropped into a run that changed Jeanee’s life forever. In a state of disarray, Jeanee couldn’t help but focus on the ski patrol radio crackle, “we need all hands on deck.” As a helicopter was on standby, Jeanee raced down the mountain to see her sister convulsing in the snow, eyes rolled back, and spitting up blood.

The crash landed Jamie in a ten day coma and changed the direction of both herself and Jeanee’s life forever. Jamie’s survival was doubtful, which only motivated Jeanee to continue pushing, fighting, and supporting her sister more than ever.

Jamie’s life-or-death uncertainty led the doctors to a revolutionary procedure to monitor the oxygen in her brain. Her recovery is credited in part with her being the first patient in North America to receive oxygen and pressure analyzing brain bolts (formally known as Intracranial Brain Monitoring) at Vancouver General Hospital. Jamie’s year-long recovery back to health made Jeanee the woman she is today.

After Jamie’s accident, Jeanee felt lost and alone, struggling to find others who faced similar situations. While searching for a deeper connection elsewhere, she found common ground in Vanuatu - a country that makes up like-minded individuals, who embody strong qualities that Jeanee sees in herself, such as resilience and determination.

Jeanee lives by her own non-profit organization's method, which helped her to appreciate her abilities and unique qualities. Jeanee herself is a notable advocate and educator, as she teaches many around the world how to overcome their fears and stay motivated through setbacks and hard times. She is now becoming more involved in Vanuatu's fight to help reduce climate change and to educate its people to reframe the way they perceive challenges. ”