
we weren't able to pull out a win, but the game meant more to my son (28) and his friend (55) than anyone really knew. his friend's regular # is 53, his brother wore 55 when he played. so he wore his brothers #, and everyone had a 55 on their helmets. and i cried when they hugged. and i know that they are helping each other in a way i might never understand.
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I know most people believe sports to be mid-evil, but I will tell you, that is when most of my hurts were healed. Keep your chin up.
Well I had to back read a few posts to know what was going on because my computer has been so slow lately.
My heart goes out to your son & his friend for what they are having to go through emotionally right now and also to you...watching him and guiding him through the healing process.
These horrible tragedy's are mind-boggling but because of experience I do know that they are character building I will pray for you guys.
Peace to your son.
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