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Winnipeg's support “Therapeutik” for the football legend Stegall after family tragedy – Winnipeg

Winnipeg's support “Therapeutik” for the football legend Stegall after family tragedy – Winnipeg


A Winnipeg -Sport -ikone says that he is nervous but excited to return to the city, he looks at a second home for a family tragedy.

The Blue Bombers Hall of Famer Milt Stegall resigned from his broadcasting career when his son Chase, 20, died suddenly last month, but he later returned to the field for 14 years.

Stegall told 680 Cjobs The Jim Toth Show On Wednesday that the support of the support of Bombers fans has been preserved by Bomber's fans since the beginning of June en masse offer their condolences.


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“I am not surprised at all the love that we were thrown at by everyone in Canada, but especially in Winnipeg and the province of Manitoba – it definitely helped us with this grieving process,” he said.

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“I am sure (the audience reaction in Winnipeg) will be with what happened when I broke this touchdown record. It will be so much love, and when we plan to come back, I didn't know that the panel would be in Winnipeg.

“I am excited, I'm nervous, but I'm looking forward to it … it gets great when Winnipeg can pull out this game – it will do it even better.”

Milt Stegall celebrates a touchdown with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers during the CFL campaign against the Toronto Argonauten on September 12, 2008 in Toronto.

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Chase ended his second season in the men's football team at Depaul University in Chicago at the time of his death. Stegall said, while it was a difficult time for the whole family, and a situation that he would not like to anyone would slowly work back to enjoy life again – something his son would have wanted.

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“We get better. It is a process, and as if I have told everyone, it is different challenges every day … but every day we get better and that's all we can hope,” he said.

“We will deal with it for the rest of our lives, but we can not only allow this to consume ourselves, overtake and control ourselves because Chase wouldn't want it, and we don't want that.

“We want to make sure that we live an optimistic, positive and uplifting life.”


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