Patriots center David Andrews, who missed the 2019 season due to blood clots, is now supporting teammate Christian Barmore, who has been diagnosed with blood clots and is out indefinitely. Andrews plans to help Barmore navigate the recovery process, emphasizing the importance of health and gratitude. He recalls his own experience with blood clots being a scary and uncertain time. Andrews played all 17 games last season and emphasized the importance of prioritizing health to overcome such challenges.
Teammates and coaches have noted Barmore’s positive spirits and improvement since being treated in the hospital. Andrews expressed a willingness to talk to Barmore once he is settled and share his insights from his own recovery journey. Recognizing the rarity of such health issues in football, Andrews aims to provide support and guidance to Barmore as he navigates this challenging time.
Overall, Andrews’ experience with blood clots has instilled in him a sense of gratitude and a reminder of the fragility of life. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing health and being grateful for every opportunity, especially in the notoriously physical and demanding sport of football. As both Andrews and Barmore focus on recovery and health, the Patriots team stands together in support and solidarity.
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