On the 30th April 2024 at 10:16am, Lee took his final breath and departed this world. His battle with brain cancer is over, but his legacy will live on.

In this episode, I’ve invited our sister Rachel to sit alongside me as we share this difficult news and capture the life of our brother. We reflect on his final days leading up to his passing, discuss what we learnt and experienced, and take time to reflect on his memorial and the legacy that he leaves behind.

Should you wish to view the full memorial for Lee, please follow the link below which will host this recording for a couple of months from today:

https://streaming.naoca.com.au/e/b21575e9-e744-4655-9ca1-1f7a305817fb

On the 30th April 2024 at 10:16am, Lee took his final breath and departed this world. His battle with brain cancer is over, but his legacy will live on.
In this episode, I’ve invited our sister Rachel to sit alongside me as we share this difficult news and capture the life of our brother. We reflect on his final days leading up to his passing, discuss what we learnt and experienced, and take time to reflect on his memorial and the legacy that he leaves behind.
Should you wish to view the full memorial for Lee, please follow the link below which will host this recording for a couple of months from today:
<a href="https://streaming.naoca.com.au/e/b21575e9-e744-4655-9ca1-1f7a305817fb">https://streaming.naoca.com.au/e/b21575e9-e744-4655-9ca1-1f7a305817fb</a>

Meet Lee, your everyday, early 40's, Aussie bloke. He loves footy, love's keeping fit, and has spent most of the last 12 years coaching AFL football teams.  

He has a wife, two young boys, and a zest for life. And just 6 weeks ago, he was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer. 

In a time when one should be paralysed with uncertainty, Lee has chosen to take on this challenge like he does everything else, quite literally, head on. 

This podcast is a snapshot of his journey, from day one. His aim is to use his own coaching skills to tackle the unknowns, share what he learns, offer new perspectives and focus on helping people, as well as himself, to deal with life’s challenges, no matter what’s thrown your way. 

So far, Lee has two rules - don't cry in front of him and, please, don't mention The C Word. 

 

Meet Lee, your everyday, early 40's, Aussie bloke. He loves footy, love's keeping fit, and has spent most of the last 12 years coaching AFL football teams. &nbsp;
He has a wife, two young boys, and a zest for life. And&nbsp;just 6 weeks ago, he was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer.&nbsp;
In a time when one should be paralysed with uncertainty, Lee has chosen to take on this challenge like he does everything else, quite literally, head on.&nbsp;
This podcast is a snapshot of his journey, from day one. His aim is to use his own coaching skills to tackle the unknowns, share what he learns, offer new perspectives and focus on helping people, as well as himself, to deal with life&rsquo;s challenges, no matter what&rsquo;s thrown your way.&nbsp;
So far, Lee has two rules - don't cry in front of him and, please, don't mention The C Word.&nbsp;
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