EDITORIAL: Tribute To A Kind Stranger at Sunday's Game from
When it comes to the NFL, there's a natural and healthy sense of competition and winning and losing, not just for teams but among fans. In some regards this can apply to society at large as well, in how we all too often can engage in a "zero sum game" manner of living. Like in checkers Hayden Hurst:"Hurst was sure of only one thing. 'For some reason Jonathan Ledbetter Jersey.. God was giving me a second chance. '"Hayden Hurst is breaking the stigma on mental health. This is his story. The past week, seeing these areas being brought new life by the players in the NFL has been an encouragement, and a simple reminder of the empathy we all have as humans. And I'm struck again by the comparison of the two differences in the span of a week following a loss to the Panthers. Two strangers. One who responded and acted with kindness, and another who did not. I'm sorry if it seems as though I've waxed poetic or been on a soapbox for far too long for a Friday morning but in an NFL season that seems to mirror the reflection of life, there's often times we need to slow down. To not overreact to a Panthers game, knowing that it's just a game. In the span of the National Football League, I can't tell you if the Cardinals are going to win on Sunday, but rather than questioning if it matters, perhaps there's a bit we can do as far as spending just a bit less time infighting over a stranger just because they are wearing Panthers colors, and a bit more time doing some good. I have no idea what to do to thank my stranger this week.. and wouldn't know where to start. It feels like just a small bit but this article in a way is my tribute: both to the game and my experience as a THANK YOU for a bit of empathy and encouragement. It means more than you know. And as we head into yet another weekend of NFL football, I hope I can be a bit of that helpful stranger to someone else the next time I'm in a stadium, or cheering live or on social for the things amidst it all, for the little things like a sport with 100 yards and a pigskin or having a bit more mercy toward the real person wearing that uniform before hitting "post" https://www.shoparizonaonline.com/Kyler_Murray_Jersey-26. It feels like the least I can do. So thanks again, stranger. I hope I can pay it forward a bit, even if this is all it feels I can do. The GoFundMe for Chris Pelkey has been met but donations here can be made as well as donations to the Wounded Warrior Project in his name or your own for veterans and other survivors of trauma.
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