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- Dec 13, 2019
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Our concern is we don't want her to step off the gas. We don't think it is appropriate for her to take it easy the summer before she is thrown into the fire of college ball.
Kindly,... in your post #46 is looking back at some of the hardships.If you were her parent what would you encourage her to do?
In your recollection of some of the HARD things that have happened Seems you are conflicted by past decisions to have kept her foot on the gas pedal.
Now
Seems that you're seeing she's enjoying taking time off and that maybe you are feeling bad that you didn't give her that opportunity before.?
Suggest write a list reflect on all the positive and great experiences she has had in this softball Journey because
*Remember it is *everything she has done including the injuries and everything else, has given her life lessons and knowledge to make the decision to move forward into college.
Who said robbed? I know I didn't. If she didn't enjoy those summers of traveling to CO, CA and all over the south she could of called it quits after her team won state. She embraced being recruited in 8th grade, NCAA pulling back on her class to 9/1 of JR. Camps, 2 surgeries that forced her out 6 months each time, covid year etc. Like I said, I didn't say she was robbed. But like you said, whatever.
Hard things happen everywhere in life. It is not tagged to softball alone. There are probably Bountiful better quality good life lessons that she has drawn from softball. Look to those things.
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