| What a man! on 22:13 - Jun 3 with 1063 views | Churchman |
It did.
Top bloke. In honour to RB and fellow sufferers from this terrible disease, I hope a cure is discovered sooner rather than later. If it is, it’ll be in no small part to the efforts of him, Marcus Stewart and many others out there.
RIP Mr Burrow |  | |  |
| What a man! on 22:32 - Jun 3 with 989 views | Reus30 |
I read his book when it first came out and I was a bit teary then and honestly, that video clip started me off again. It was that cheeky grin at the end.
Resilience to keep going when a horrific disease is turning you into a passenger in your own body is just inspiring and I hope he can now rest in peace and love out to his family.
It just makes me realise I need to do better as a human being. |  | | |
| What a man! on 08:44 - Jun 4 with 747 views | farkenhell |
That was a hard watch. But thanks for sharing. |  | | |
| What a man! on 08:56 - Jun 4 with 684 views | BloomBlue |
The whole documentary is amazing, can recommend watching it.
His father getting emotional about how he questions, did his encouraging of Rob when he was younger to live his dream to play rugby result in him getting MND. Lump in throat moment, we all encourage our kids and I could imagine myself in that situation. |  | | |
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