Jai Arrow plans 10 more years after MND diagnosis before 100th NRL game

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South Sydney Rabbitohs player Jai Arrow has declared he plans to live at least 10 more years following his Motor Neurone Disease diagnosis, ahead of his 100th NRL game on Friday night. The 31-year-old made the emotional announcement on a radio show, where host Beau Ryan was brought to tears. Arrow said he felt relief at the diagnosis and is determined to maintain a positive outlook for his wife and daughter, Isla. Arrow hopes to inspire others with MND, citing Stephen Hawking's longevity as motivation. He will run on in the No.6 jersey before being replaced by Cody Walker in the match against the Roosters.


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