Breeze McDonald
@TheeCoachBreeze
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Compton Magic Coach ✨✨ NCAA Certified Coach, USA 2018 National PCA COY, Educator of the year 2019, Mother and a Hooper for sure!instgram:coachbreezemcdonald
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Joined August 2010
Loss is an inevitable part of life, and it often profoundly shapes our perspectives. For me, losing my family members, including my mother, brother, and auntie, within four years has been the most influential experience of my life. The absence of space to grieve as I simultaneously prepared to transition to another soul has transformed my outlook on life. Losing a beloved one is an indescribable pain that engulfs one's entire being. When confronted with the loss of my mother, brother, and auntie, I was overwhelmed by grief. The sheer weight of losing three significant figures in my life left me feeling lost, shattered, and emotionally depleted. However, the lack of space to grieve made these losses incredibly challenging. The need to prepare for the inevitable loss of another soul only compounded the pain, leaving me trapped in a cycle of mourning and transition. Grief is a personal journey that requires time, introspection, and emotional release. However, when faced with multiple losses, the luxury of grieving seems elusive. The demands of arranging funerals, settling estates, and supporting other family members left me with little room to process my own emotions. The absence of a dedicated grieving space made it difficult to find solace and heal from the profound wounds inflicted by these losses. It forced me to suppress my pain and wear a brave face, masking the turmoil within. In the face of such overwhelming loss, my perspective on life underwent a profound transformation. I realized the fragility of existence and the unpredictability of life's circumstances. The experience taught me to cherish every moment, value relationships, and prioritize what truly matters. The painful lessons of loss have gifted me with a heightened appreciation for the present and the people who enrich my life. I no longer take anything for granted, recognizing that life can change instantly. While the losses I endured were devastating, they also revealed the strength and resilience within me. The experience forced me to confront my deepest fears, navigate through uncharted territories of grief, and adapt to a new reality. Through these challenging times, I discovered my capacity for growth and transformation. The losses, though heart-wrenching, became catalysts for personal development, empowering me to emerge stronger and more compassionate. The loss of my family members has undoubtedly been the most influential experience of my life. Through the absence of grieving space and the need to transition another soul, I have gained a profound understanding of the fragility of life and the power of perspective. These experiences have shaped me into a person who cherishes every moment, values relationships, and embraces strength amidst adversity. While the pain of loss remains, it has become a catalyst for growth and a reminder to live life with purpose and gratitude. 
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@RpsAgainstTrump The biggest government heist of all time!!!! Ocean 11 turned into Ocean 45/47
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RT @UCLAMBB: 𝐊𝐨𝐛𝐞 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 was a true playmaker on Saturday … logging 15 points, 13 boards, six assists & four steals. Johnson was honored…
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RT @PlayersTribune: Dawn Staley on the legacy she hopes to leave: “My mother grew up in South Carolina. This was the 1940s and early ’50s.…
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RT @krisjohnsonlive: .@jayl7en on how playing for @CoachMickCronin prepared him for the NBA #goBruins
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RT @UCLAMBB: 𝐔𝐏 𝐍𝐄𝐗𝐓: 𝐏𝐞𝐧𝐧 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐔𝐂𝐋𝐀 The Bruins (17-6, 8-4) will return to action at home this Saturday afternoon, hosting Penn State…
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RT @Compton_Magic: Jaylen Clark @Timberwolves drops his Career High 17pts (5-9FG, 4-6 3PT) Have to say that I seen this coming and predicte…
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RT @issac1823: Wow 🥹. Can’t even put into words how proud I am of you son @issacw_12 This is why we do it. God has blessed u in so many…
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RT @SybrinaFulton: Happy Heavenly Birthday to my Son/Sunshine you would have been 30 today but………. 🐻💔💔👑🎂😭🙏🏾😘🥰 #TrayvonLivesOn #OurChildrenM…
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@SecRubio Wait how is Africa doing DEI when that word is synonymous with being black.. make it make sense you cannot erase black culture nor can control every narrative.. give it a break
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RT @RandPaul: Tariffs are simply taxes. Conservatives once united against new taxes. Taxing trade will mean less trade and higher prices.
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@elonmusk This not a news source it’s your non fact check etcha sketch .. you play with lines and made up shit all day long
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