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@CarBombBoom13

2x Stanley Cup Winner; Mental Health/Concussion/TBI Advocate; Music Enthusiast; Founder Chapter 5 Foundation; Marketing/Media: daniel.carcillo@tpdhockey.com

Chicago, IL
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  1. Tweet épinglé
    13 juin

    “I don't want somebody else to be in this position, you know? You have a lot more years to live after professional sports.” Thank you to the for capturing my story & to for such an honest piece of writing. Love you bro!

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  2. a retweeté
    il y a 20 heures

    As someone going through their own depression battles that also has to be mindful with substances (one side of the family struggles hard with addiction), I've always really appreciated how vocal Rich (and his brothers and ) is and are about their story.

    If you’re struggling today, don’t be ashamed to ask for help.
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  3. il y a 12 heures

    Atta boy Crow Daddy

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  4. il y a 14 heures

    Late night 🦌 feeding on

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  5. a retweeté
    il y a 15 heures

    Known during his NHL career as a fighter, Daniel Carcillo is now taking on a different battle - this one against the NHL while protecting former players who, like him, suffer from their years on the ice. My latest for .

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  6. il y a 16 heures

    Appreciate you Thank you for the support

    Clearly you have no idea whats trying to accomplish with his actions so please stay away and let him do what’s right for people that struggle with depression etc
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  7. a retweeté
    il y a 18 heures
    En réponse à et

    It's cliche but people (in the business, also) tend to rationalize struggles and setbacks by looking at your salaries. They think that because you're making X amount of $$$, you're going to be fine/"it makes it okay" or whatever. Which is total bullshit & is cruel/insulting.

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  8. a retweeté
    il y a 19 heures
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    We don't know (have long-term research) to support that there are no long-term consequences of The reality is that there may be. But one thing we have shown () is that we can improve functional status, now.

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  9. a retweeté
    il y a 20 heures
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    Help is out there. You have to be determined. As for TBI’s that result in an array of other issues including mental health, players like Dan, Nick, or even myself will tell you leagues are not doing enough at all, and we have had a front row seat to the injustice

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  10. il y a 22 heures

    Paul Mulvey, a journeyman forward for the refused his coach's order to leave the bench & get into a fight Coach Don Perry, told Mulvey not to put on a uniform again Mulvey said his refusal to fight may have ended his career in the

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  11. a retweeté
    14 nov.

    Athletes are real people and have real problems too. Just because we put on a uniform, perform in front of people for a living, and entertain them by playing a game, doesn't make us super heroes who don't have the same issues, feelings, and emotions as anyone else.

    They played the same game I did, and when it was all said and done they were really just suffering. They struggled with depression and anxiety and substance abuse, pain. And now I talk about them in the past tense. How they were my friends, how they used to be my brothers.
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  12. a retweeté
    13 nov.

    Rich Clune grew up like many Canadians, dreaming of playing in the . But when he found himself in the playoffs with the LA Kings, he wanted to be anywhere else in the world but playing professional .

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  13. a retweeté
    13 nov.

    Some thoughts about the proposed NHL concussion lawsuit settlement

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  14. a retweeté
    24 juin

    They played the same game I did, and when it was all said and done they were really just suffering. They struggled with depression and anxiety and substance abuse, pain. And now I talk about them in the past tense. How they were my friends, how they used to be my brothers.

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  15. 13 nov.

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  16. a retweeté
    13 nov.
    En réponse à et

    *warning graphic* I understand the mechanism and causation of CTE and I am a Basset Hound. Hey NHL here is the picture book version. Do you see a difference? You are getting ready to get a whole new generation of victims. Numbers can’t be ignored. People will not be ignored.

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    13 nov.
    En réponse à

    More announcements are coming soon, victim’s families of football brain damage fraud and cover up, are not resting, nor are we relying on any one group. We won’t stop until we get justice for our loved ones.

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  18. a retweeté
    13 nov.

    I really wish more brain banks were involved in CTE research. Hoge suggests that BU has suppressed information and published terrible science. IMO, this focus on one potential negative outcome of head trauma and one center doesn't seem fair to parents.

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  19. a retweeté
    13 nov.

    Daniel Carcillo wants his day in court

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  20. 13 nov.

    Everyone give a follow. He has some insightful insight into who I am & my rights as a human being.

    Ce Tweet est indisponible.
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  21. 13 nov.

    On don’t be shy to reach out to a friend, loved one or stranger to ask how they are doing. A simple gesture of saying hello let’s someone know you care.

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