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The Life Of Chris Bosh
Sometimes there are people who simply do not want others to succeed, and these people constantly put down successful people. Jealous people will try to tell others that they cannot achieve their goals, this is a fact of life. An anonymous individual once said, “One of the greatest pleasures in life is doing what people say you cannot do." As humans, we should and do take pride in proving people wrong because we believe that we have free will to attain our goals. Chris Bosh is a professional basketball player in the NBA who has played for the Miami Heat his entire career. Last year, in 2015, he began to struggle with blood clots that restricted him from games for much of the season. Throughout this summer and into this preseason, he continued
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