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Jai Arrow. A rugby league player in a white and maroon Brisbane Broncos kit runs with the ball during a match.
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Jai Arrow reaches 100th game despite motor neurone disease diagnosis

Jai Arrow was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in May. The NRL gave him permission to play two more games so he can reach his 100th appearance for South Sydney on Friday.

Why it mattersArrow's milestone shows how a community rallies around an athlete facing a serious diagnosis. What could have been a sad ending became a celebration of his character.

AustraliaMotor neurone disease is a progressive neurological condition with no cure. Arrow's public battle is raising awareness and inspiring Australians while the NRL's decision to grant dispensation shows the sport's humanity.

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