An article about these three coaches recently went around the internet and on Facebook. Then, during the Final Four Show for the 2011 college basketball tournament, CBS paid tribute to these three men and their babies. I was truly amazed that my favorite sport and "season" had gone out of its way to talk about a topic that we all find to be "taboo" in society. Here was a 10 minute feature during one of the most publicized events of the entire year and being targeted to mostly men. I could hardly believe it!! It made me realize something, though. People are talking.... People are reaching out. People are making it known that it's no longer okay to just "shove it under the rug" or "move on." People like all of us. Thank you to all of you for sharing your stories with others and making sure that all of our babies are never forgotten.
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5 comments:
Thank you for sharing this video. There is something so powerful that happens when men share about their grief. Their brotherhood is not defined by their loss but rather strengthened...you can feel it.
Thank you so much for sharing this video... it really reaches out and will show my husband too. These kind of things do so much for helping others and bringing the taboo out in the open. Love always xoxo
All I can say is wow! Thank you for sharing this video, it is amazing to see these fathers speak out and open up. I hope that people continue to do so. Lots of love <3
AMAZING!!!
wow, that was so beautiful. I'm not a sports fan but I had to share this video on my FB as well. It's amazing how things can happen for a reason and like the guy said, maybe it happened to them so they could be there for the other couple. I love how all three are together at the cemetary. So sweet.
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