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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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#OnThisDay in 1994: Lord Regal allowed Antonio Inoki to choke him unconscious rather than submit. "That was the finish, I knew he wanted me to tap. I wasn’t going to tap. I knew it would just be better if I didn’t. He put it on and I didn’t tap and I was out before I knew it"

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Shane Battier says returning to Duke for his senior year cost him about $10,000,000 but winning a national championship and becoming more prepared for the NBA made it worth it “I had a good junior year. I was All-American, averaged about 19 [points] and probably could have came out then. Honestly, it was more important to me to be an impact player when I got to the league, and I felt like I wasn’t there yet. I was a power forward in college. I shot threes, but I was a stretch four essentially” “I knew if I went to the league, okay, I’m in the league. It probably cost me about $10 million for that one extra year I could have squeaked out. But at the time, it matters to me that I want to start. I want to be a good pro for a long time.’ So that last year of work was really important” “The leap of faith going through that process, I knew for where I wanted to be, I had to do it. But what I learned, my readiness… it was great that we won, absolutely. But you realize it really is about the journey and taking advantage of the opportunity. I was super proud of that decision”

Shane Battier says returning to Duke for his senior year cost him about $10,000,000 but winning a national championship and becoming more prepared for the NBA made it worth it “I had a good junior year. I was All-American, averaged about 19 [points] and probably could have came out then. Honestly, it was more important to me to be an impact player when I got to the league, and I felt like I wasn’t there yet. I was a power forward in college. I shot threes, but I was a stretch four essentially” “I knew if I went to the league, okay, I’m in the league. It probably cost me about $10 million for that one extra year I could have squeaked out. But at the time, it matters to me that I want to start. I want to be a good pro for a long time.’ So that last year of work was really important” “The leap of faith going through that process, I knew for where I wanted to be, I had to do it. But what I learned, my readiness… it was great that we won, absolutely. But you realize it really is about the journey and taking advantage of the opportunity. I was super proud of that decision”

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James Harrison says if he knew the NFL would fine him $75,000 for his hit on Mohamed Massaquoi, he would have tried to deliver the most grotesque hit in NFL history “I want you to run back that play. Look at that play. When I hit him, my toes barely came up. Go look at the picture, go look at the live view. They elevated me. It’s no way I could have hit him like that. He was already crouching. I was just trying to make sure he was trying to let go of the ball. I didn’t even hit him with no more than maybe 30, 40%” “I hate to say this right now because I’m a saved man, but back then, if I knew they were going to fine me $75,000, I would have did everything I could to try and make that the most grotesque hit that the NFL had ever seen because I only gave him 30 to 40%” “You can look at the magazine. They literally lift me like two, three feet off the ground to make it look like I launched into him. I’m looking at Colt. I’m seeing him running across. I’m like, ‘Why is he about to throw him the ball. Let me go over here and give him a little thump so he don’t catch it.’ That was it. And I ain’t even realize I was going to hit him that hard. Then he went limp like that”

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Callan somehow survived & was airlift to Boston Children's Hospital. Patrick Clancy: "So, I didn't have all the details of Callan's condition. I just knew that they got a heartbeat back. So I remember that night, I really thought there was a chance that Callan would live. And I remember just thinking, "Just gimme one. Just gimme one kid, and I would raise him as best I could, and I would give him the best life I possibly could. I'd tell him about his brother and sister." And I was holdin' out hope for that. And then when I got to the hospital, I saw the doctor. I saw the look on her face, and I knew that it wasn't gonna be a good prognosis.

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“If you get pregnant don’t hide and abørt it o” those are the words my dad told me when I was pregnant with my first son. To think that I was hiding it from my dad not know that he was observing me then he gave me money to go for check up so when I got back I told him I had malaria then he insisted on seeing the result and I told him I threw it away cause I didn’t think it was important then he asked for medication I told him I took injëctïon instead. The moment he said those words, I knew that is what I needed to hear then I went to him immediately and kneel to apologize but he didn’t take it too hard he just asked for my husband .” — Lady shares the story about her father’s reaction when he found out about her pregnancy😯🥺

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