Mobiandi
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Confirmed with Link: Dillon Dube takes leave from Calgary Flames (TSN reports he's been asked to Surrender to London ON Police)
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BobColesNasalCavity
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Been a tough season for him. Hope he takes care of himself.
Zirakzigil
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Explains his struggles this season. Glad he’s stepping away to get the help he needs.
Good for him for realizing that he needed help, as men we are programmed to fight through it and hide our emotions or struggles. I'm happy to see that more and more men are seeking help and taking care of their mental health.
Bounces R Way
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Get well soon Doobs.
or you know, however long it takes
Haven't liked his play this season at all but I'll root
or you know, however long it takes
Haven't liked his play this season at all but I'll root
Didn't see this coming but I'm glad he's focusing on being healthy. Glad our team supports it's players doing so. Get well, Dube.
Boomstick
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Nanuuk
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What really rankles me is fans demanding answers or speculating this or that.
As Albator71 said above
"Good for him for realizing that he needed help, as men we are programmed to fight through it and hide our emotions or struggles. I'm happy to see that more and more men are seeking help and taking care of their mental health."
In my working life, I entered my company's EAP program a couple of times. Once when I was having a health crisis (cancer) the second when my wife's brother committed suicide.
The first, I declined access to a counselor, but was gratified that it was available to me and to my wife and son. I do recall trying to be strong for my family and in hindsight I should have engaged counselors.
The second, my wife and I availed ourselves to all the counselling available.
I was off work with my cancer and the company respected my privacy although the reason for my absence (six months) became widely known.
Bottom line, the help is there if you have the courage to ask for it.
As Albator71 said above
"Good for him for realizing that he needed help, as men we are programmed to fight through it and hide our emotions or struggles. I'm happy to see that more and more men are seeking help and taking care of their mental health."
In my working life, I entered my company's EAP program a couple of times. Once when I was having a health crisis (cancer) the second when my wife's brother committed suicide.
The first, I declined access to a counselor, but was gratified that it was available to me and to my wife and son. I do recall trying to be strong for my family and in hindsight I should have engaged counselors.
The second, my wife and I availed ourselves to all the counselling available.
I was off work with my cancer and the company respected my privacy although the reason for my absence (six months) became widely known.
Bottom line, the help is there if you have the courage to ask for it.
I'm glad to see you're doing better, it's so important to feel supported when you need it, It's alright to seek help, I know I did many times throughout my life (I'm 53), life can be very challenging but when you have people around that loves you and makes you want to get better. Thank you for sharing a little bit of your experiences with us. God bless
Kranix
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Having a thread on the main board where the only message permitted is "hope he gets well." Is the most inane, stupid thing. Just delete the thread.
InfinityIggy
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This is now a speculation free zone.
It's okay if you hate me for it, I forgive you.
It's okay if you hate me for it, I forgive you.
InfinityIggy
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In your inner monologue, yes. Once there is... lets say confirmation of parties involved in particular subjects we can relax this a bit. Until then, we ask for your patience.
Mobiandi
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Mods fire away if this is speculative but Dube’s statement is the only one where it is mentioned that he is under the care if health professionals. For whatever that’s worth
Another supplementary statement by a teammate
Another supplementary statement by a teammate
Ace Rimmer
Stoke me a clipper.
No longer listed on the Flames roster page. Nor is he listed on the injury report.
www.nhl.com
This could mean nothing more than the roster update has to wait until Becky finishes her lunch break.
Calgary Flames 2023 - 2024 Roster | Calgary Flames
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This could mean nothing more than the roster update has to wait until Becky finishes her lunch break.
Ace Rimmer
Stoke me a clipper.
InfinityIggy
Zagidulin's Dad
In case I wasn't clear the first time: No Speculation.
I will stop deleting and start blasting (warnings and thread bans), now.
I will stop deleting and start blasting (warnings and thread bans), now.
Rpenny
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you will need to start blocking a few US news sites as they are naming names
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InfinityIggy
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If something is confirmed it's no longer speculation. I'm not particularly interested in what other news sites do.
joescores
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Why would you remove one of your players from your official Web site/roster?
You add him to the bottom with a disclaimer stating he is on IR.
