ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月19日 04時01分

As a child, he was a rising #football star — but also sensitive and anxious. By the time he was a high school senior, he prided himself on being strong, but there were cracks. In college, he hit rock bottom. Maybe you have never heard of Isaiah Renfro. He did not start at the @uofwa, nor did he play in the NFL. But he is not alone in his struggle. There are scores like him: young athletes on college campuses grappling with mental illness. It’s a crisis that is only now getting serious attention. Isaiah wanted to tell his story to ease the stigma of mental illness, especially for young black athletes like himself. He returned to the game, wanting to prove to himself that he could handle stress and succeed. And he became someone teammates could go to for advice on dealing with their own emotional and mental troubles. While Isaiah did not become a starter this season at @portlandstate, he said that that could be a good thing. “I am not a patient person, and this season taught me patience. It taught me that I need to remind myself to slow down, enjoy my surroundings, the people around me, the process I am on. And most of all, enjoy my life.” @fremson took this photo of Isaiah. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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