por el amor de una mujer
Este es un homenaje al jugador de football americano, Chris Henry, quien murió ayer luego de tener un altercado con su novia y caerse de la camioneta que ella manejaba. No se porque razón esta historia me ha tocado tanto y quiero incluirla en este blog/diario. Su número era el 15, el número de la pasión en el tarot, y a los 26 años este hombre precioso y vigoroso se muere teniendo toda una vida por delante. Vaya usted a saber que discusión terrible habrá tenido con su novia que ella salió volando en la camioneta y él tras ella. Cercenar su propia vida por el amor de una mujer: un destino triste y cruel. La noticia en inglés la incluyo después de este texto. Me llama poderosamente la atención las palabras de su amigo y compañero de equipo, Chad Ochocinco, cuando desconsolado cuenta que aunque su abuela le haya dicho que las decisiones de Dios no se pueden cuestionar porque Él siempre está en lo correcto, él no entiende como puede pensarse que Chris haya estado listo para no seguir adelante con su vida. Su entrenador del equipo Bengals de Cincinnatti, Mike Brown, dice "Nosotros lo conocimos una persona distinta a la de su imagen pública. Era un hombre de voz dulce, amable, agradable como compañero. Y ahora esta tragedia viene a cortarle la vida. Es muy doloroso para nosotros, lo sentimos en el corazón."
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry died on Friday from injuries suffered in a fall from a pickup truck, police said. The 26-year-old Henry was involved in a "domestic situation" with his fiancee and got into the bed of a pickup truck as she drove the vehicle away from a home. Henry "came out" of the back of the vehicle.
Bengals President Mike Brown said Henry had turned his life around. "It was challenging at times with him," Brown told a news conference in Cincinnati. "But he was someone who we liked and thought could regroup, catch himself, and re-start his life. And, to his credit, I think he did that. It's a terrible tragedy that just at the time when he was running to daylight, his life was snuffed out."
"They watched a guy mature as a young man and work through adversity and come out of it and be a beacon of hope for other people," said a somber coach Marvin Lewis. "It's a very difficult thing, a young life that won't ever get to reach its full potential."
"We knew him in a different way than his public persona," said Brown. "He was soft-spoken, pleasant, comfortable to be around. And then this tragedy cut him down. It's painful to us. We feel it in our hearts."
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco is heartbroken by the sudden death of close friend and team-mate Chris Henry. Ochocinco said Henry had finally got his life together and was heading down the right track. "He was doing everything right, he's been doing everything right. My grandmother always says you never really question the man upstairs on the decisions he makes, because he never makes mistakes. But I don't see how Chris was ready."
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