Inside Bradley Lowery’s friendship with Jermain Defoe and his brave cancer battle that won the heart of the nation-
, then 37, was hit by an electrical blast at work in 2020 that severely burnt his arms and face and left him having to relearn how to use a hand.The tradesman underwent multiple surgeries, which included a skin graft from his thigh.‘Baroness Bra’ Michelle Mone’s billionaire husband CLEARED in tax fraud trial
“My left hand is my dominant hand and after the accident I had no grip. I had to try and learn how to use my non-dominant hand.” HSE inspector Lisa Bailey said: “This incident has had life-changing consequences for Carl and his family. My left hand is my dominant hand and after the accident I had no grip. I had to try and learn how to use my non-dominant handHeart-warming photos from February 2017 saw Defoe snuggled up alongside Bradley in bed surrounded by Sunderland merchandise.
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