Eayden is always working on himself to be physically fit. Is aware of diabetes in indigenous communities because it hits close to home.
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Support from friends and family, it seems that sports is the only outlet to vent to when we are emotionally, physically, and mentally challenged whether your dealing with school or personal problems. It seems nowadays , we are looked at as softer youth because older generations tell their stories of how much harder it was in their times, when in today's society we're dealing with more scrutiny in social media,more drugs , and pressure in what we look like
Family support and belief in my tradition. My father inspires me to the fullest. When he was in HS he played sports, didn't pursue his dream. Today, and all my life he pushes not only his kids but his nieces and nephews. My father has health obstacles, but he doesn't let it stop him, he pushes himself every day.
Eayden knows his weaknesses in the basketball court and no matter what negative feedback he receives, he always tries totake it in and adapt to make change. With that his junior year, he was honorable mention by the AIA and was All Tourney at a basketball tournament with several school. We were all so proud of him.
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