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Marcus Stewart campaigns for MND awareness despite losing arm use

2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 4:38 AM

Last updated Jun 1, 2026

Marcus Stewart campaigns for MND awareness despite losing arm use
Summary

Marcus Stewart, the former Premier League striker diagnosed with motor neurone disease in September 2022, has lost the use of his arms but remains optimistic about finding a cure. He is participating in the March of the Day, starting in Liverpool, to raise awareness for MND and support those affected. This year, walkers will cover 350 miles to the Rob Burrow Centre for MND in Leeds. Stewart, who emphasizes finding solutions for his daily challenges, believes there is potential for new treatments to emerge soon. His wife, Louise, describes his newfound perspective on life and patience amid his struggles.

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Key Details
  • •Stewart has lost arm function but remains hopeful for a cure.
  • •March of the Day involves a 350-mile walk from Liverpool to Leeds.
  • •The event highlights support for MND patients.
  • •Prominent athletes will join the march to raise awareness.
  • •Stewart's journey emphasizes adaptability and positivity.
Latest Updates
  • 4:38 AMYahoo Sports — Stewart hopeful for MND cure despite losing arm use
  • 4:38 AMBBC Football — Stewart hopeful for MND cure despite losing arm use
What they're saying
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He believes time is on his side for a cure to be found.

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He believes time is on his side for a cure to be found.

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