Not only have they dealt with the injury to Nathan with great dignity and a sense of humour, bit also with a grit and determination that is reflected in Nathans progress.
How many families out there can help a son who suffered an injury like Nathan's, help their daughter buy an house and do all the work that is required in this, encourage their daughter with her university work. Let their youngest son play rugby again, and then that son win most improved player of the season at his rugby club awards? All this while still holding down jobs, fighting with the social services and national health system for what is required and what is the right treatment for Nathan. Then Sue and Naomi still find time to help me with the Tag Rugby event as well!!!!
I am sure that they must have 36 hours in their days some times as not sure you can fit everything they do into 24 hours!!!
With Nathan now home at least they don't have the 2 hours travelling too and from the hospital each day, but then there is the not sleeping because you have one ear open in case he needs something during the night.
Well to all the Cubitt family, I truly hope that the rugby community and the wider community come together on the 26th May and make it a day to remember for each and every one of you. I know we will all do our best and with good luck and a following wind we will have the weather to match Nathan's bright and sunny outlook on life.
If you can help us please join us by emailing me at nathantagrugby@gmail.com and letting me know your availability.
Here is Billy receiving his award for most improved player of the season.
Also a quick one of Nathan both testing the hand stamps for the Tag Rugby but also showing is support for Help for Heroes with his wrist band.
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