Pride and sadness are so close together.
On Sunday afternoon, goalkeeper Josh Vickers (27) made the loss of his beloved wife Laura public. She fought cancer for a long time, but now lost the fight of her life.
Vickers full of sorrow on Instagram: “I’ve written and rewritten this so many times and I still can’t find the right words and don’t know if I ever will. On Tuesday evening my wife lost her long battle with cancer…” He also included a wedding photo of the couple. She is wearing a long white dress with a deep neckline and a veil, he is wearing a checked suit. He not only happily holds her hand, but also the flowers. It’s only been three months since the couple celebrated their love like this. Now he struggles with the pain.
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Vickers: “Laura is the strongest, bravest and most loving person I have ever met. Despite everything she went through, she continued to smile and never let anything get in the way of her good times and unforgettable memories for a lifetime.”
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He also writes with sadness: “I will cherish every moment we spent together, from the first meeting to the moment you left peacefully. I know you will look down on me and continue to inspire me every day.”
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After losing his Laura, the goalkeeper was not in the squad for the 2-0 win at Carlisle United at the weekend. Because his teammates thought of him and proudly presented his jersey, he was still the focus. Just like his Laura with him.
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Back in July 2019, he shared several photos on Instagram and wrote at the time: “I’m so proud of you! Completed eight chemo sessions and completed stage 1. The last six or seven months have been anything but ideal. Despite everything you went through, you continued to make me smile and inspire me every day.”
While he supported her as much as he could, she was always with him. The keeper, who played for Arsenal in his youth, was without a club for four months in 2020, then moved to Rotherham. In the summer of 2023 he moved to Derby County on a free transfer.
2023-09-25 10:08:53
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