Tim Tebow

She had amoeba dysentery. She went into a coma, all sorts of different things in the pregnancy. And the doctor who finally helped my mom give birth had done this for thousands and thousands of women. And he looked at my parents and said, I don't know how your baby boy is alive because the placenta is barely attached. All of these issues. It's the greatest miracle that I've ever seen.

And I was malnourished, but I did make up for it pretty quickly. How old was your mom when you were born? Oh my goodness. It's probably closer to 40. No, no, no. Probably a little bit younger than that, but she wasn't older. I was a baby of five, so probably around 35 maybe. Okay, okay.

And I was malnourished, but I did make up for it pretty quickly. How old was your mom when you were born? Oh my goodness. It's probably closer to 40. No, no, no. Probably a little bit younger than that, but she wasn't older. I was a baby of five, so probably around 35 maybe. Okay, okay.

And I was malnourished, but I did make up for it pretty quickly. How old was your mom when you were born? Oh my goodness. It's probably closer to 40. No, no, no. Probably a little bit younger than that, but she wasn't older. I was a baby of five, so probably around 35 maybe. Okay, okay.

And I think that was very impactful for me, not just for that time as a baby, but then growing up, my parents would say to me almost every night, Timmy up. we want you to know God spared you for a reason. You were a miracle baby, and God's got a special plan for your life. Do you know what happens when you hear that over and over and over again? You start to believe it.

And I think that was very impactful for me, not just for that time as a baby, but then growing up, my parents would say to me almost every night, Timmy up. we want you to know God spared you for a reason. You were a miracle baby, and God's got a special plan for your life. Do you know what happens when you hear that over and over and over again? You start to believe it.

And I think that was very impactful for me, not just for that time as a baby, but then growing up, my parents would say to me almost every night, Timmy up. we want you to know God spared you for a reason. You were a miracle baby, and God's got a special plan for your life. Do you know what happens when you hear that over and over and over again? You start to believe it.

That you're not here by happenstance, that you're not here by accident, that you're here on purpose, for a purpose, with a purpose.

That you're not here by happenstance, that you're not here by accident, that you're here on purpose, for a purpose, with a purpose.

That you're not here by happenstance, that you're not here by accident, that you're here on purpose, for a purpose, with a purpose.

Yes. And I've also fell in love with sports at a very early age. My whole family, insanely competitive. Like, you would love them. They're awesome people. Like, my parents are two of my biggest heroes. But like, if we all... sat down and played like Monopoly or Risk, you would think we hate each other. We're so competitive. But it's just our whole family's that way.

Yes. And I've also fell in love with sports at a very early age. My whole family, insanely competitive. Like, you would love them. They're awesome people. Like, my parents are two of my biggest heroes. But like, if we all... sat down and played like Monopoly or Risk, you would think we hate each other. We're so competitive. But it's just our whole family's that way.

Yes. And I've also fell in love with sports at a very early age. My whole family, insanely competitive. Like, you would love them. They're awesome people. Like, my parents are two of my biggest heroes. But like, if we all... sat down and played like Monopoly or Risk, you would think we hate each other. We're so competitive. But it's just our whole family's that way.

And when we moved back from the States, we moved right here to Jacksonville, Florida. And they were like, we got to sign him up for sports. So they signed me up for T-ball at Normandy Baseball Park. And I was so excited. I show up to the first game on the White Sox and number 35, just like my favorite player, Frank Thomas.

And when we moved back from the States, we moved right here to Jacksonville, Florida. And they were like, we got to sign him up for sports. So they signed me up for T-ball at Normandy Baseball Park. And I was so excited. I show up to the first game on the White Sox and number 35, just like my favorite player, Frank Thomas.

And when we moved back from the States, we moved right here to Jacksonville, Florida. And they were like, we got to sign him up for sports. So they signed me up for T-ball at Normandy Baseball Park. And I was so excited. I show up to the first game on the White Sox and number 35, just like my favorite player, Frank Thomas.

And Coach Langley gathers us together before we take the field for the first inning. He says, okay, guys, Now it doesn't matter whether you win or lose. It's only about having fun. I gotta be honest, we've only been in America for a little bit. And I'm thinking, is this what America is about? Is this sucks? And I say, you ain't kinda sure. And I say, no coach, you're wrong.

And Coach Langley gathers us together before we take the field for the first inning. He says, okay, guys, Now it doesn't matter whether you win or lose. It's only about having fun. I gotta be honest, we've only been in America for a little bit. And I'm thinking, is this what America is about? Is this sucks? And I say, you ain't kinda sure. And I say, no coach, you're wrong.

And Coach Langley gathers us together before we take the field for the first inning. He says, okay, guys, Now it doesn't matter whether you win or lose. It's only about having fun. I gotta be honest, we've only been in America for a little bit. And I'm thinking, is this what America is about? Is this sucks? And I say, you ain't kinda sure. And I say, no coach, you're wrong.

It's only about winning. That's when you have fun.