Football player helps teammate score touchdown in memory of his father.
When someone very important in our lives die, we feel broken. Lost. Confused. The pain is like a heart attack; it isn't temporary. A person who is grieving over the dead can take up to a lifetime to get used to that hole in their heart that was filled by that family member or friend. When the pain is too much we sometimes have our friends or other family members to help us recover from this heartbreaking pain. In football player Logan Thompson's case this proves to be true. The running back on his team ( Michael Ferns ) was just about to score a touch down for the team, but in the last minute, he walked a yard away from the end zone and passed the ball to Logan. He then proceeded to switch roles with him (Ferns became a fullback) so that Thompson could score a touchdown in memory of his father. Later that night, after winning the game, Thompson posted on twitter : "Looking straight up into the sky after scoring my first varsity touchdown…i know the old man was watching! love and miss you so much daddy". Ferns is an exemplary character for all human beings. If a friend of yours is suffering due to the loss of a dead one , help them out. They're going through a lot of pain, and will appreciate your help.
(source: yahoo).

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