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Broncos rise to support Arrow in clash with Rabbitohs
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Brisbane will carry the spirit of Jai Arrow in their hearts and on their chests when they play South Sydney in round 15.
The news that 30-year-old Arrow had been diagnosed with the insidious motor neurone disease (MND) rocked the rugby league world and in particular players in the Broncos and Rabbitohs clubs who played alongside him and admire him as a much-loved friend and outstanding forward.
Jai Arrow makes emotional plea after fresh move for family in fight of his life
Jai Arrow has made an emotional plea for support after launching a new campaign to raise funds for his ongoing battle against Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The NRL star says his "life changed forever" after learning of his devastating diagnosis, and he hopes to do everything in his power to support his partner Berina and their one-year-old daughter, Ayla.
It's why the 30-year-old – whose forced NRL retirement rocked the league world – has created a GoFundMe campaign on behalf of his family. The 'Stand With Me' campaign will raise valuable money for the Arrow family as they navigate the most heartbreaking and challenging period of their young lives.
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