Rob Burrow's Final Message Shared After His Death
- Rugby league legend Rob Burrow recorded a final message for his fans to see after his death.
- The message was played at the end of a special BBC documentary in tribute to Mr. Burrow.
- In his message, Burrow urges people to cherish every moment of life.
Rugby legend Rob Burrow, who played for England, passed away at 41 due to motor neurone disease. Before his death, he recorded a message for his fans. The message was shown in a special BBC documentary about him. In the message, he talked about leaving a mark on the disease and living in the moment. He encouraged people to find inspiration from his story and not to waste any time. Rob Burrow's final message, shared 12 hours ago, emphasized not wasting any moment in life. He hoped for a cure for motor neurone disease. In his message, he urged people to be brave in facing their personal battles. He expressed his wish for a world free of MND and shared his dream of playing rugby league. As a father of three, he didn't want any family to go through what his had since his diagnosis. The documentary, "There’s Only One Rob Burrow," captures his inspiring message. It is available to watch on the BBC iPlayer.