Rob Burrow known as on folks to “be courageous and face it” as a remaining message from him was screened in a documentary marking his demise.
The demise of ex-rugby league participant Burrow on the age of 41 was introduced on Sunday after a four-and-a-half-year battle with motor neurone illness.
And final evening a message from him was proven in a BBC documentary about his life.
Burrow mentioned: “I hope someday we discover a treatment and reside in a world freed from MND. By the point that you just watch this I’ll now not be right here.
“I’m only a lad from Yorkshire who acquired to reside out his dream of enjoying Rugby League.”
The star added: “As a father of three younger kids I’d by no means need any household to should undergo what my household have since my prognosis.
“I hope I’ve left a mark on the illness. I hope it exhibits to reside within the second. I hope you discover inspiration from the entire story.”
And he closed by saying: “My remaining message to you is no matter your private battle be courageous and face it.
“Each single day is treasured. Don’t waste a second.
“In a world stuffed with adversity we should nonetheless dare to dream.
“Rob Burrow, over and out.”
