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How Often Does A Football Player Make You Cry? Depends On How Many Times You Watch This Video.

William Gay is a football player for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He’s also a boy who loves and misses his mom. He’s sharing his story so that no other kids have to miss their moms the same way. And that’s pretty brave.

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Rebecca Eisenberg

TRIGGER WARNING: Discussion of domestic violence, intimate partner abuse.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=InVz1nB-zfk%3Frel%3D0

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