An old female friend of mine died by train hitting her car in LA. Super super sad, she was engaged to be married. I have no idea what her mental state was cause I hadn't run into her in a few years, but they treated it as an accident.
An old female friend of mine died by train hitting her car in LA. Super super sad, she was engaged to be married. I have no idea what her mental state was cause I hadn't run into her in a few years, but they treated it as an accident.
that mental health stigma is still real. word to this post.
Pay student athletes please
Yep. Black people are the worst at downplaying mental illness and thinking it has to always be something else. You'd be amazed at how many kids now actually consider suicide and how many have legit mental disorders. We got whole hoods with untreated PTSD and other issues. Compound that with poverty and a lack of structure or stability.
This isn't a NCAA issue. He was still 6 months away from even getting to college. This is a poverty and mental health issue that is much deeper. It's no quick fix at all to it.
Yep. Black people are the worst at downplaying mental illness and thinking it has to always be something else. You'd be amazed at how many kids now actually consider suicide and how many have legit mental disorders. We got whole hoods with untreated PTSD and other issues. Compound that with poverty and a lack of structure or stability.
This isn't a NCAA issue. He was still 6 months away from even getting to college. This is a poverty and mental health issue that is much deeper. It's no quick fix at all to it.
there would of been no warning signs, the ones u really gotta worry about the one who hide it well
He was schedule to enroll at Georgia Tech next week. If football players graduate high school early, they can enrolled in January.
I'm just curious to know if the coaches at GT knew he was homeless. And if they did, what could they have done?Even in a perfect situation where they somehow paid immediately in January, it'd still likely not be enough to support a whole family or fully correct their situation.
Add in the fact there are mental health issues across the board in this situation. Him having to be the "head of the household" is something no teenager should be. It's just too much pressure. God forbid there is some form of addiction or abuse in a kid's situation.
I'm just curious to know if the coaches at GT knew he was homeless. And if they did, what could they have done?
honestly in a situation like theirs he probably would have been better off signing with a school in state and maybe through their alumni connections in the statehouse they could have expedited some aid that they're eligible for to his family. usually even when they are eligible for some aid it takes a while to kick in. that should have been front and center during the recruiting process because there was no way he was going to be comfortable going off to atlanta while his family is homeless.I'm just curious to know if the coaches at GT knew he was homeless. And if they did, what could they have done?
RIP.. such a sad story. Wish the family was a little more stable and the kid got to attend GT- then maybe he would've seen a light at the end of the tunnel once on campus
Damn I didn't even mean it like that I don't even joke with shyt like suicide or death periodWas going to neg you with the "light at the end of the tunnel" comment and dude dying by a train....
won't give you scum status Bro