Bradley Lowery

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fandjango said:
When Lynn says nobody knows where he gets the strength from you just have to read her post .... and all the other posts to feel the strength and love and dignity and courage she brings.

That's where his strength comes from his amazing courageous family I feel humbled by your strength and dignity when I read back through your posts to us.
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Spot on mate, there is a reason that lad is such a star, and that is his mum, dad and brother. They have been as dignified and strong as Bradley has been brave and inspirational. We can only hope the is comfort in that for them when the grief begins to subside?
 
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This is truly heartbreaking. In a world that has gone crazy Bradley and his family are shining lights in all what is right with the world. They have been dealt the cruelest of blows but yet they have the strength and dignity to not feel the need to blame or curse 'why' them. Everything that has been handed to them they have taken and yet come back fighting stronger than ever.

I wish the whole world could see how this truly wonderful and inspirational family choose to live with all that has been given to them and rise above and beyond with no reproach. If we could all have an ounce of humanity and compassion that they all do, this world would be one hell of a lot better place.

I hope and pray Bradley for a miracle little man. You are constantly in mine and my families thoughts and prayers xx
 


That Monday night when Bradley was chosen to lead out Sunderland, he and his family walked into our club's and supporters hearts. They have shown so much strength.
 
reading this while "working" in a coffee shop in Arizona, trying not to start bawling like Defoe. And not succeeding.

Amazing how much a lad I've never met from a country I've never been to has touched my life. Love thee little scamp. Whenever I've had a rough day (and a lot of 'em since that match in September) I draw a little strength from seeing his huge grin while running around the pitch in his Sunderland kit, drinking daquiris, getting dapper for awards shows or whatever shenanigans he's been up to.

Brave lad, if he can endure the pain, go through his battles and still run amok like any other rambunctious 5/6 year old, I can deal with whatever new hell gets thrown at me and react accordingly.

If things continue, I hope his family and those close to him can draw some solace from how much he has meant and impacted the lives of others.

And I really hope Everton and Sunderland work out some arrangement for a pre-season annual friendly for the Bradley Lowery Cup or whatever, with all proceeds going to some fund in his honor to battle this horrible disease so the next story of a child facing a similar battle has a happier ending.
 

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