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Rob Burrow's dad hopes MND petition 'makes a difference'
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The father of former Leeds Rhinos player Rob Burrow says his trip to deliver a petition to Downing Street was "more than worth it".
Copyright: BBCGeoff Burrow joined Rob, former Bradford City footballer Stephen Darby and other campaigners to call on the government to invest £50m in research into Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
He told BBC Radio Leeds: "It was an absolutely brilliant day - tiring, but brilliant. And to see the MPs and the fellow sufferers with MND all smiling, it really was a fabulous day."
Rob was diagnosed in 2019, and since then has worked to raise the profile of efforts to combat the disease.
Geoff added: "You don't realise how brutal MND is until it happens to you or a family member."
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Video caption: Geoff Burrow talks about handing in a petition to Downing Street.
