September 27, 2025BMJ

Five minutes with . . . Lindsey Burrow, carer and wife of rugby star Rob Burrow

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Caring for loved ones with motor neurone disease is challenging for NHS staff, emphasizing the need for support.
Lindsey Burrow's insights stress the critical role of NHS care for families affected by motor neurone disease.
The interview showcases the need for greater acknowledgment and resources for carers in the NHS.
Support structures for carers are essential, as highlighted by Lindsey Burrow's personal experiences with her husband.

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Lindsey Burrow discusses the care challenges faced by families dealing with motor neurone disease, highlighting NHS support.

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NHS physiotherapist Lindsey Burrow—wife of rugby player Rob Burrow who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019 and died last year—speaks to The BMJ about the importance of the NHS supporting staff members who care for loved ones

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Elisabeth Mahase (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d7cc6aeebfec0fc5238c5f https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r2036

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Lindsey Burrow discusses the care challenges faced by families dealing with motor neurone disease, highlighting NHS support.

Five minutes with . . . Lindsey Burrow, carer and wife of rugby star Rob Burrow

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Five minutes with . . . Lindsey Burrow, carer and wife of rugby star Rob Burrow

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