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“The most devastating part was when it initially happened…I knew that if I didn’t have the right mindset then it could swallow me up… …I thanked God for the opportunity because I knew this would make me stronger.” - Jaelan Phillips ;🕴🏾® shares his powerful journey to recovery and... show more

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@JJPhillips15 @MiamiDolphins we cant help but to look at @__ChrisCote lol

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@JJPhillips15 @MiamiDolphins The most devastating part was @__ChrisCote’s drawstring

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@JJPhillips15 @MiamiDolphins This guy is a beast! Love his heart and his positive outlook.

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@JJPhillips15 @MiamiDolphins Can you guys look anymore awkward.

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