Jonah Lomu was a professional New Zealand Rugby Union player who played 63 games after he debuted for the All Blacks in 1994. He was the first global superstar in rugby. He made a huge impact on the game.
In 2003 Jonah Lomu had kidney disease. He couldn’t play rugby because he had kidney problems. The side effects of dialysis meant he suffered nerve damage, he may have ended up on a wheelchair. Luckily for Jonah, Grant Kereama decided to donate him a Kidney. Jonah Lomu really wanted to go back and play rugby. But the doctor said to quit because of his kidneys.
In 2005 Jonah began to comeback. He tried playing for Wellington, Hong Kong and France. But he soon gave up his dream of being an all black again. He retired on 2007.
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ReplyDeleteWOW!!! what a great story you have there. It is so amazing. Do you like playing rugby? What is your favorite sports? I bet it's Netball. I like the picture of Jonah Lomu. He sure is tall, huge and strong there are lots of pictures of him on google.
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Hey Jojo
ReplyDeleteReally love your story on Jonah Lomu and all the information about him that I didnt know. Dad & I went to see Jonah Lomu when he was here in Samoa. He is a very nice man and we had a good talk with him. But your dad says he's a better rugby player than Jonah Lomu!!! ha ha...keep up the great work sweetheart. Love you. Mummy xo
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