This is really hard to write but so many of you have loved and cared about Ben that I wanted to let you know. We found out today the cancer had spread throughout Bens organs and there was nothing left we could do-we had to let him go. I’ve had dogs my whole life but Ben was 1 on 1. He was smart-loving-gentle-patient-inquisitive-and welcoming to all. Always a big smile and a soft tail wag. He and I could communicate..he and I understood each other and had each others backs. He was with me more than anyone at home and traveling with me for work. Such an easy going companion. Hard day-but he will live within all of us forever. God please bless his majestic soul and thank you for putting him in my life for the last 10 years-a true blessing.
Love you Ben. 🙏🏼
@notthefakeSVP@JPFinlayNBCS lost my boy a few weeks ago. Still doesn’t feel real, my world and days are not the same. My thanks to you, SVP, for your tribute to Otis. I’ve watched it over and over because you have the words I don’t seem to have. I hope all our boys are running around together. Sorry, JP.
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Falcons TE Hayden Hurst shares a powerful story about getting a second chance after attempting suicide
Hurst says football helped him overcome depression
(via @AtlantaFalcons)
In 2014, @ZagMBB manager Mac Graff was paralyzed after a serious injury.
Last night, he inspired the entire crowd by walking onto the court for Senior Night ❤️
Gonzaga manager Mac Graff *normally* has to use a wheelchair after a serious injury paralyzed him 5+ years ago.
Not on senior night. He walked on senior night. @ZagMBB