El jugador australiano de rugby Jai Arrow tuvo que retirarse tras ser diagnosticado con una enfermedad de la neurona motora, cuando estaba a solo dos partidos de alcanzar los 100 encuentros con su club, los South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Su equipo consiguió una autorización especial para que pudiera ser titular en los dos últimos partidos de la temporada regular y fuera sustituido apenas unos segundos después de comenzar. Incluso los equipos rivales apoyaron la iniciativa.
Y este fue el momento en el que alcanzó los 100 partidos.
Después de tantos años compartiendo vestuario con tus compañeros, salir al campo junto a ellos puede parecer algo normal. Solo podemos imaginar lo que significó para Jai volver a ponerse esa camiseta y pisar el césped una vez más junto a los suyos.
Stephen Siller, 34, an FDNY firefighter, had finished his shift and was driving home to his wife and five children when he heard a plane had hit the World Trade Center. He turned around.
The Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel was blocked, so he left his car, put on nearly 60 pounds of gear, and ran through it on foot. He reached the towers, went in with other firefighters, and was killed when the South Tower collapsed.
His family later created the Tunnel to Towers Foundation in his honor.
Never Forget 🙏🏻🇺🇸
@thePAXWAX@LadyGAura I was shocked at that. I have kids too. And she was very iffy about consent etc regarding a minor. Very vague and implied she thought it had been over sold. The LAW IS VERY CLEAR. Minors can't consent. She might feel differently when hers are older.
Just saw an advert for an advent calendar for dogs!
It’s September ffs. Your dog should be concentrating on Halloween and Remembrance Sunday before they even think about Xmas.