The former Leeds Rhinos scrum-half is now confined to a wheelchair as motor neurone disease takes hold of his body
It is a moving and intimate account of how the family cope with the debilitating illness and yet somehow remain upbeat, with Burrow maintaining he is “not giving in, right until my last breath” as he has “too many reasons to live”.
Essentially a private person, Lindsey opens up about the difficulties the family experience and, movingly, contemplates a future without her childhood sweetheart. “I’m out of my comfort zone, but at the end of the day it’s not about us. The reason for doing this is to raise awareness about how brutal and cruel and devastating MND is and that it doesn’t just affect the person, it affects the whole family.