Heather Sells VA

04/04/2026

03/11/2026

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Braydens team is doing a Popcorn fundraiser to raise money for Cooperstown. Here is the link. This popcorn is really good! Thank you so much for you support 🫶

02/17/2026

Almost time for some Spring Ball with Team Coastal Marlins! So, it was only fitting that I post the music video with the song that my good friend made for our team!! Thank you

01/09/2026

Love these pics of me and my boys! If anyone has messaged me on here, im not ignoring you, I just have not been able to look at IG much recently.
That being said, I just want to remind everyone to not let things on social media ruin your day or take up your time. The amount of misinformation and AI edited posts are just overwhelming. I feel like we all have better things we could be doing with our time in the day, which is already short enough as it is. If you dont have a new years resolution and want one, maybe spend less time getting lost in posts on FB, etc... where people's full intentions are to get you worked up. Dont let them win. Go spend time with your family, check something off your to-do list, and if you are on here to post something, lets all spread positivity and encouragement. Maybe you can make someones day better. 🙏

Just a thought. Have a blessed day everyone! ❤️

12/10/2025

They tell you parenting is about letting go, but they never tell you it happens one pitch at a time.

They never explain the strange physics of the heart that allows it to beat in your own chest and, simultaneously, inside a dusty batter’s box.

When your kid steps up to the plate, the entire world dissolves.

The chattering crowd, the setting sun, the score of the game—it all fades to a dull hum.

All that exists is that small rectangle of dirt.

You feel everything.
You feel the weight of the bat in their hands, the sweat on their brow.

You take a deep breath when they do, trying to telepathically send calm and confidence across the field.

You see the pitcher’s windup and for a split second, you forget to breathe entirely.

Your muscles tense with theirs.
Your jaw clenches.

This isn’t just watching a game; it’s a full-body experience, a neurological hijacking where your own fight-or-flight response is tied to the trajectory of a five-ounce leather ball.

It’s agony.

It is the purest form of helplessness, knowing you’ve given them all the tools you can, and now they must face the challenge alone.

You want to scream 'swing!' or 'wait!' but you know your job is simply to be their silent, steady presence on the other side of the fence.

And then, there's the 'other' part of it.
The part that’s the best thing in the world.

It’s the pride that floods you, not just when they get a hit, but in the way they stand their ground after a strike, adjust their helmet, and get ready for the next pitch.

It's watching their resilience in real-time.

It’s the beautiful, excruciating privilege of having your heart walk around outside your body, learning to win and lose on its own.

And in those moments, we’re not just parents.

We’re the quiet keepers of their courage, holding it for them from the stands.

11/10/2025

11/07/2025

You dont need a ticket to see some of the best baseball in the world, you just need to drive one of the players to the game!

08/30/2025

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08/20/2025

I am so proud of Brayden and all the hard work he puts in every day on and off the field. We're looking forward to a fun and great season!!

08/01/2025

Congratulations to my son Joey, on his graduation from the Technician Program at Caliber Collison. So proud of him 🥰