Laura G

Idaho, CBU & CLU Alum
Faith, Wife, mom, sports Jeremiah 17: 7- Romans 8:28 -Romans 12:19

[Laura G @jrock170]

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@Your_richhomie Amen

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[Princess A @cessadelove1]

Think about Job. He lost things he never imagined he would lose. The life he knew was gone, his heart was broken, and the future looked nothing like he thought it would. There were days when nothing made sense, the pain was heavy, questions endless, and heaven’s silence overwhelming. Yet through it all, God never left him. Even when Job couldn’t see God’s hand, God was still working and writing a story that wasn’t finished. God didn’t forget Job, abandon him, or leave him stuck in suffering forever. In time, God restored what was lost and blessed him beyond what he could imagine—not because Job was perfect, but because God is faithful.

If you’re grieving something, waiting on something, or trying to understand why life unfolded as it did, take heart. The same God who carried Job through his hardest days is carrying you. Just because you don’t understand the process doesn’t mean God isn’t working behind the scenes. Your story isn’t over. Your prayers haven’t been ignored. Your tears haven’t been wasted. Keep trusting God. One day you’ll look back and realize He was holding you together the entire time.

[CJ @VertebraeSeaJay]

That’s when sin creeps in … sees that you are weak and can’t hold yourself together… don’t fall victim… go to Jesus

[Kush @kush_147]

The worst feeling in this world is when you have to keep yourself distracted just so you don't feel the ache in your chest

[Laura G @jrock170]

Amen

[Eagle Ed Martin @EagleEdMartin]

The Lord is close to the brokenhearted
    and saves those who are crushed in spirit.
Psalm 34:18

[Anthony Gaines @1CAGaines]

*Diamond in the Rough* 👀👀🔥🔥🔥 Jaycie Gardner [2028] 5'10 [🥎 1st/3rd/Utility] Arbor View High School [Las Vegas, NV] GPA: 3.8 [Twitter: @JaycieG_10 @jrock170] Travel Team: LV Rising/Slack "She Got Next 💪🏾" Stay Tuned for Summer Softball Camp results!!!

[Braylen Gardner CO 26’ @imbrayy10]

Took a while for me to make
Watch My Biggest Hits and Best Plays You Won’t Be Disappointed !

Braylen “bray lewis” Gardner
-LB 6’2 220 @BengalGridiron commit

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[Braylen Gardner CO 26’ @imbrayy10]

Had a Great visit and time this past weekend! Thank you to everyone at ISU for making it feel like my new home
@CoachAnguay_ISU @gnduff @BengalGridiron @PrepRedzoneNV @GregBiggins

[Anthony Gaines @1CAGaines]

Puttin in Work again today 😌💪🏾💯 God Is Good and #HWPO Proud Dad over here; Let's Goooooooo!! @JaycieG_10 @jrock170 @M_Gaines_06 @USAPreps #ToysForTotsTourney

[Anthony Gaines @1CAGaines]

Home Run vs Mercado Arizona/Hess... @JaycieG_10 got next 👀👀👀💪🏾💯 #HWPO @jrock170 @DumboJaden @itsnotmaya @M_Gaines_06 @USAPreps #HeavyHitter

[Laura G @jrock170]

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[Idaho State Football @BengalGridiron]

✍️SIGNED, Coming from Vegas to the 208 🔥

Welcome to the Bengals Braylen! (@imbrayy10)

#ROAR // #NSD26

[Luke Falk @coachlukefalk]

On September 9, 2017, Tyler Hilinski was on top of the world—leading Washington State to a thrilling triple-overtime win over Boise State in front of a packed stadium.

But just four months later, on January 16, 2018, Tyler passed away due to suicide.

Tyler was my teammate, and his loss struck my teammates and me to the core. He was an amazing young man, full of life and “bubbly” to anyone who knew him.

After his death, I carried guilt with me for a long time. Before Tyler’s passing, he was my backup quarterback. That meant I saw him as competition and, because of that, I didn’t fully open up to him—or let him or the other quarterbacks in.

I often caught myself thinking, “I could have treated him better.” or “How did I not see it?”

Through his loss, two truths became clear to me:

1. Sports and life are about people first. Whoever you see as competition is still human, just like you. You never know what someone else is going through. Follow the Golden Rule: treat others the way you want to be treated.

2. It’s okay to ask for help. In fact, it’s strength—not weakness.

Tyler’s parents, Mark and Kym, turned their grief into purpose by creating @HilinskisHope, a nonprofit dedicated to ending the stigma around mental health and providing athletes with the resources they need.

They’ve done remarkable work—so much so that the first full week of October is now recognized as Student-Athlete Mental Health Week. This year, it runs October 4–11, with hundreds of colleges participating. If you watch college football this week, you’ll see their sticker on helmets nationwide.

This year, I am humbled and honored to partner with Hilinski’s Hope to honor Tyler’s legacy and strengthen student-athlete mental health.

For every copy of The Mind Strength Playbook purchased through the links on this page, I will personally donate 100% of my proceeds directly to Hilinski’s Hope.

I’m proud to do my part to help athletes access the tools and support they deserve. And I’m honored to stand with Hilinski’s Hope in carrying forward Tyler’s legacy and helping our student-athletes.

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#StudentAthleteMentalHealthWeek
#HilinskisHope

[Laura G @jrock170]

Very excited to watch you continue your dream! Gods plan, along with your passion, dedication, and unwavering work ethic are paying off! Go be great son!!

[Braylen Gardner CO 26’ @imbrayy10]

Only the start to another great journey

100% COMMITTED AND READY TO WORK🙏🏽!!

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