Bradley Lowery

Becles

http://bradleylowerysfight.org.uk/

Bradley Lowery was diagnosed with neuroblastoma when he was just two years old. He battled hard against it for two years and went into remission.

In July this year, his parents discovered the cancer had returned and this time, they need specialist medical treatment which is only available in the USA. Bradley is fighting hard again and is currently in hospital having very aggressive chemo in the hopes of stopping it which makes him very poorly. It breaks my heart reading his parents comments on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/BradleyLowerysFightAgainstNeuroblastoma/?fref=ts

If anyone has any spare cash, it would be very much appreciated by this brave little man and his family.

Or if you could spread the word around your social media contacts, that would be really helpful too

The collection is being organised by Hartlepool Round Table, registered charity number: 1054004

Discodave

Go Becs! Such a worthy cause!

Becles

Bradley is a Sunderland supporter and the club arranged for him to be mascot with his family as guests last night. Starlite Limos donated a car, so they were taken to the match in style and had a meal before the game.

There were collection buckets outside the turnstiles and I saw plenty of people adding coins to them.

Bradley's hero is Jermain Defoe, so he held his hand and led the teams out on to the pitch. His little face lit up with the most beautiful smile. The teams lined up and he worked his way down doing the handshakes and several players spoke to him. He was grinning the whole time. He had hugs from the two mascots (big cats called Samson and Delilah) and ran off the pitch still grinning like mad!

On five minutes (he is 5 years old) all the supporters stood up and clapped for a minute while singing "there's only one Bradley Lowery." A bedsheet with the words "we're all here for you Bradley" written on appeared and surfed it's way around the crowd.

After the game Everton football club announced they were making a donation of £200,000. They're also going to sign and auction off the shirts worn last night and have invited Bradley and his family to be special guests at Goodison for the return fixture.

All in all, a very special and emotional night and it was amazing to see everyone coming together to help the little lad out.

They're still collecting. Big thanks to anyone who has sent any cash and if anyone else has any spare pennies, they would be much appreciated.