Since last month’s article a lot has changed. Seasons have been suspended, postponed, and cancelled altogether. I want to be sure that last month’s article didn’t offend anybody. I know that baseball is, indeed, many people’s livelihood – and thank goodness for those people. They’re probably some of my favorite people. They’ve dedicated their whole life to my favorite game. However, I think the last couple of weeks have all made us keenly aware that there is a bigger picture in play here. Baseball can be ripped away from us in an instant. This simple fact, which has now become oh-so-real to all of us, should propel us to have a purpose beyond the game. A purpose that sustains us when everything else is taken from us. Something that empowers. Something that promotes growth, resilience, and meaning. This month I was planning on discussing resilience in the context of baseball. Given the circumstances, I’m going to shift and talk about resilience in the context of our health, aka our immu...
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