Both - just focus your thoughts on the good acts.

I’m a Braves fan who has suggested that Norton be released.  I feel about him the same way I did about the reliever the Braves had a few years ago (Stan Belinda?) who was trying to overcome MS—I admire your strength of character, but you are hurting the team.  It is nice to have good people around and I think Norton could make a fine addition to the franchise as a coach.  Alternatively, the organization could sponsor him on speaking and fundraising tours with Moyer’s group referenced in the linked article.  But having an incredibly difficult life and showing great personal fortitude does not mean that you can hit a down and away slider or catch up to a high fastball.  I rarely boo players, and certainly wouldn’t boo Norton, but I do boo management that does a poor job of finding quality cogs or deploying personnel in the most advantageous way.