Bradley's Story
Bradley's Story
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Bradley Addison passed away with his family by his side on Saturday 2nd April, he was only 18 years old.
He fought until the very end, although he had been suffering for a very long time. Giving up wasn’t in Bradley’s personality, he wanted to do so much more with his life. He was loved and admired by all that knew him and he touched everyone’s heart that he met with his great sense of humour, infectious smile and love of football. He was an Ambassador for Acorns Children’s Hospice where he met Prince William and was known and loved by many famous footballers. He was a talented powerchair football player for WBA Throstles, prior to that he played for Villa Rockets.Bradley had Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and it was this condition that took his life.
Bradley’s family are asking for support to raise funds for his funeral costs as this is something that can never be prepared for. The family want to have a ‘celebration’ of his life and are asking for help to make this day all about Bradley and honour him with all his favourite things.
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Bradley's Legacy: Celebrating the Life of a Remarkable Individual
Welcome to the website dedicated to the incredible life of Bradley. Bradley was not just a person; he was a force of nature, a beacon of joy, and a catalyst for bringing people together. His infectious personality and quick wit made him unforgettable, leaving an indelible mark on everyone he met.
Bradley's charm and humour endeared him to everyone he encountered, regardless of their status. Bradley's magnetic personality drew people to him effortlessly. Whether it was spending time with the Coventry rugby team, who ended up staying all evening playing Xbox with him and laughing non-stop or pulling pranks on famous personalities like the Villa players at Acorns Children’s Hospice, Bradley had a knack for creating unforgettable moments. Who could forget the time he convinced John Terry to sit on a whoopee cushion, resulting in fits of laughter that echoed throughout the hospice? Bradley's ability to find humour in any situation and connect with people on a genuine level left a lasting impression on everyone he encountered.
One of Bradley's passions was collecting caps, amassing an impressive collection of 59. He also had a love for dragons and wolves and was a talented artist, spending hours sketching his favourite characters and creating original drawings.
Bradley's wheelchair was not just a means of mobility; it was an extension of his personality. He customized it with a golf ball gear stick, showcasing his unique sense of humour and individuality.
Despite facing health challenges, Bradley pursued his passion for football, playing for the Villa Rockets Powerchair Football Team and later the West Bromwich Albion Powerchair Football Club. He excelled in the sport, winning every league in the West Midlands Regional Powerchair League.
Bradley's ultimate dream was to represent England in powerchair football, a goal he was tragically unable to fulfil due to his declining health. However, he was selected to train with the Powerchair Football England Squad through the Talent program, a testament to his skill and dedication.
Throughout his life, Bradley wore his heart on his sleeve, expressing his feelings with honesty and authenticity. He had a way of connecting with people that was truly remarkable, leaving a lasting impact on everyone he encountered.
At the age of 18, Bradley had already accomplished more than most people do in a lifetime. He became a celebrity in his own right, with pages upon pages on the internet dedicated to his achievements and the famous individuals he had the pleasure of meeting.
Today, we celebrate Bradley's life and the memories he created. His legacy lives on through his charity, which continues to spread joy and support to others in his honour. Bradley may no longer be with us, but his spirit lives on in the laughter, love, and memories he shared with us all.
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