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Bloody hell, Eddie Hall put a smile on my wife's face! 😲 My name's Jonathan, I'm 45. I'm just a regular school teacher, and until recently, everything was going alright for me. Lovely wife, Dorothy, a kid, Josh, he's 10... we'd even paid off more than half the mortgage! 🙌 But I suppose it couldn't all be sunshine and rainbows forever. ️☔️ At that dreadful parade in Liverpool, my wife was among those injured… 😢 Josh and I stayed home that day, but she was there with her colleagues… The doctors fought for her life for a long time, and thank God she pulled through, but she was left permanently in a wheelchair. She's been grieving about it every single day since. 💔 It was heartbreaking for me and Josh to see her like that. In front of her, we always kept a stiff upper lip, pretended everything was fine, but we were utterly shattered inside. Josh, not as much, he's just a lad, but me… 😞 Dorothy was in a constant state of depression. It's so difficult to live with that, I knew it, and I always tried to cheer her up, was always lovely and affectionate with her, while inside I was screaming and crying. 🥺 I started taking Josh to a Taekwondo club, so he could distract himself and live a bit of a normal kid's life. I could see how hard it was for him to be around his Mum, even though he loves her dearly. As for me, I started going to the gym more often—Evolution XL. I've never let myself go, and lifting iron helped me clear my head, especially the heavy weights. I proper enjoyed it. 💪 So one day, I was doing my usual bench press, 120kg, when the bloody slippery bar slipped from my hands and dropped right on my chest. 🆘 Sod's law, of course that was the moment no one was spotting me. I started choking, tried to shout, but my chest was crushed. Then, someone ran up behind me and, with one easy movement, tossed the bar aside. I fell to the floor, coughing and trying to catch my breath. This bloke came over, sat next to me, and asked if I was alright. Fortunately, no serious
