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I m surprised this has not been posted

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/rus ... ar-AAeGS3c

Anthony wrote:I m surprised this has not been posted

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/rus ... ar-AAeGS3c

Probably because this is something that we've come to expect out of Russell. It's not something I could do. I wouldn't be able to set foot in Children's. I'm not that strong.

RiverDog wrote:
Probably because this is something that we've come to expect out of Russell. It's not something I could do. I wouldn't be able to set foot in Children's. I'm not that strong.

Yeah but expecting and taking for granted is 2 different things. We should not take him for granted

RiverDog wrote: It's not something I could do. I wouldn't be able to set foot in Children's. I'm not that strong.

Yeah its tough. My best friend in HS got cancer and it was an eyeopening experience for me. I volunteered visiting kids throughout college, but haven't been able to do it since I have had kids of my own. Completely different perspective on life in general. Can't really watch the news or read the newspaper either.

mykc14 wrote:Yeah its tough. My best friend in HS got cancer and it was an eyeopening experience for me. I volunteered visiting kids throughout college, but haven't been able to do it since I have had kids of my own. Completely different perspective on life in general. Can't really watch the news or read the newspaper either.

Good point about having kids. You're right, it does give you another perspective. Perhaps that's one of the reasons why Russell is able to do it and guys like us can't. He's not a father like we are.

But somehow, even if he had 10 kids, I get the sense that he'd still be able to put on a smiley face at Children's. Thankfully there's a lot of people like him that can handle places like that. I'm just not one of them.