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[QUOTE="Fjoinkay, post: 1468596, member: 604"]
has experienced more than his fair share of personal loss.   Being a part of the SU football family gives him a lot of support going forward, and I am sure HCSS will foster heaps of healthy support.   I just hope T-Hunt has all of the resources available to him that he may need.   It's easy for someone his age to just grin and bear it and really believe that everything is just fine.  I lost both of my parents when I was a teenager, and that's exactly what I did and it worked too for a while.

About three decades later, I now know that its a process of making sense and it never really stops. I'm still making sense of how losing the two people who really knew me impacted the way I knew myself as I developed during high school. No one can know how T-Hunt feels.  I suspect its a somewhat lonely feeling right now and very confusing.  He put in a lot of work to get back, and he deserved his shot this season.   But as painful and confusing as this is for him, I hope he can realize that this is no reflection on him as a person.  All of the bad breaks are just bad breaks, and in the end they are nothing more than really painful opportunities to grow as a human being.  T-Hunt has already accomplished so much, and I have no doubt in my mind that he will work his way through this painful experience!
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