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Confidence  - My son, age 9, loves to play baseball but recently (1 week ago)got his nose severly busted with a fly ball. Now he says he wants to still play but also doesn't want play because he is afraid of getting hurt. Can totally understand because I was there when his nose got busted and it scared me to death. I can see he is still really scared of the ball from the way he is currently playing. As one of his coaches, does anyone have advice on how/what I can do to get him over his fear and return him to the way he was playing before the accident??
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