Last Time I Cried: I think that's one of the things that kept her alive | 2020 | AFL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2020
- "I'm positive that Boston kept her alive for another six or 12 months, she loved him."
Campbell Brown reminisces about his mum, in the first episode of Last Time I Cried, presented by AIA Vitality and hosted by Hamish McLachlan.
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Incredible showing of emotion. This is perfect to illustrate men's much needed realisation they can open up and know when they are hurting. Thank you for the inspiring content
I lost my dad 2 months after my 21st suddenly from a massive heart attack. I didn’t get to say goodbye or tell him how much I loved him at least you had that chance Browny. Losing a parent is so hard. My dad has missed so much. What hurts the most is he never got to give me away or meet his grand children. But I’m comforted knowing he walks beside me everyday as I’m sure your beautiful mum does too ❤️
Sonia Perichon I am so very sorry, head up, stay strong :) ❤️
He’d be there every step of the way Sonia, I share your pain
Oh man this got me. Browny your a legend mate 😪😪😪
Absolutely love this by Hamish, it is pretty emotional at some bits but it is really good too watch.
Cancer is horrible man...
Agree
My mother sadly passed away from cancer 20/3/2020
The more men who can shed a tear and not see it as weakness,the better our community will be.
I totally get Browny with this as I experienced the same thing with my Mum. We lost her last year a month before Mothers' Day, so that day was extremely painful for all of us. This video is SO on point. We are all emotional at some point, and must never forget to help eachother when needed. Many thanks to Browny for sharing his experience and the AFL for producing this.
I got to Christmas day and had to stop. Had the privilege of meeting Campbell , I admire him so much x
thankyou cb for sharing your story about your mum we can never thank or do enough for them
Love the rawness of being real and vulnerable takes a real man to share his heart
Thanks for sharing this kind of content. It's great to see men being able to talk, and share and express themselves for the moments that matter. Brownie says it best when he says "it's good though, it's good to be able to ... talk about it". Looking forward to the next episode.
this is going to be a great series
Absolute Perfection
Even the rocks have emotions camble brown was an absolute warrior on the footy field and he is 100% in touch with who he is I lost my mum and even though I thought I was prepared for it I was not one bit prepared for it and I don't think anyone can be prepared for the loss of a loved one thank you Camble brown for your insite and vaunrabillity great segment
I am so sorry for Cameron’s loss. This was such an emotional interview. I could tell Hamish was trying not to cry himself when Cameron broke down. My mum was diagnosed with lung cancer and secondary cancer in her brain and in her adrenal gland. She died in my arms less than three months later, the week before Mother’s Day. I only saw my dad cry twice afterwards and lost him seven years later to Leukemia. 😢💔🕊Go Hawks
Thank you for sharing your story. It's so hard losing a parent.
This was a rollercoaster of emotion from both men, Thankyou Campbell for sharing your story
Special interview, Raw 👌
I'm a Hawks fan through and through and Browny was one of my favourite players who I loved watching because he was tough and build like a rock the way he played on the field always going in hard at the ball. Just sad to see him cry when he was talking about his mum who passed away God bless you and your family Browny ❤️😢
Amazing story, and amazing that he shared it. More men need to realise that this is normal, and talking about it, crying about it - it's OK! Get some help if you need it, there's no shame.
I've had the privilege to meet this fella a few times, such a ripper bloke, mum would be very proud ❤️
Fantastic guys. Really great.
Raw. I lost my Dad recently to cancer. Hit home for me.
Hilltop Hoodlum i lost my grandpa from cancer too in September. The last time i saw him, i had conjunctivitis (eye infection). My step-cousin (8, i never really saw him much) and my nana’s dog (that cried out of happiness every time it saw me) also died Christmas week. My dad did a bit of child abuse to my disabled sister so i couldn’t see him for a month. So September to December was tough for me. I’m sorry for your losses.
@@SportySeagull86 omg I hope your ok, I lost my Nan to lung cancer and and couldn't believe it. For you to lose that much is horrible. Hope your ok man.
I sadly know from personal experience that losing your mum is absolutely heartbreaking and I recommend that you never hide your emotions if you need to cry or vent over a devastating loss it shows you loved and cared for the loss of a loved one
When we were burying my wife she had been battling with breast cancer for about 3 years. We had been mourning for about 3 years as the prognosis was no good when we found it. When we put her in the ground I wailed so hard it felt like I collapsed a lung. Thanks for sharing this.
I muddle along with two young children. :)
Love ya Browny. Stay strong brother
She looked soo happy with Boston! Its so nice to see.
I cracked between 4:16 and 4:21 I cried so emotional
That bit wrecked me too. So important to have shown though - exactly what this is all about
exact moment for me as well
Hope footy back soon
It’s okay browny❤️
Youre a ripper Browny, so sorry to hear about your mum.
I have yet to watch one of these episodes where I haven’t ended up in tears 😢
OMG I feel so bad!
what a soldier
legend a soldier is someone who fights in a war to protect there country this is sad but he is not a soldier he’s a man who has lost his mum
Good on you Campbell!
I love you brown and you are loved from hawthorn
Make no mistake this is one of the hardest men to ever play the game, a real testament to Cambell, Hamish and the AFL for this series showing us these superstars are just like us, and have their own struggles, big respect.
There is a difference between playing hard, and playing dirty which is how Campbell and his Dad are remembered for playing the game. Also exited the Suns by breaking his team mates jaw on an end of season trip. Hardly a superstar, more a grub.
“Hi brownie when was the last time u cried?”
Brownie: “in about 5 minutes” 🤣
2:37 Is all I can watch up to
At least she has been sent to heaven... sent up by our father god
The last time I cried was at the conclusion of our Preliminary Final against the Giants at the MCG 😒
Most of us cry when we lose our parents😂
I am 77yo and I lost my Dad when he was 57;he was a great person😂
I was 24 yo none of my kids saw their grandfather
Last time I cried tigers vs cats preliminary final
Oliver Dixon I think same
Same.
I didn't lol I celebrated!
Cancer is so bad
I am so sorry
Sounds like a great person😂
oof
Fuckin First
Hello I am your master
Couldn't handle watching Brown like this. I thought he was tough.
carncats07 he is tough, but this is a really emotional topic for him and you should be able to understand what he’s going through
Bruh
@Mitchell Walker who cares if anyone's soft. Men are allowed to show emotions you know
My nan died of cancer, he's allowed to be emotional, I was emotional and I don't cry all that often either, what an insensitive comment!
So you'd prefer if "tough" people didn't show any emotion?
It's only appropriate to cry when your team wins the flag.
How cool is it being a keyboard warrior
How long did it take to get your degree from the University of Reddit?
@@BoganFromBama I graduated from UQ. If Reddit is in Victoria I wouldn't be familiar with it.
This is so cheesy.
beenthere donethat Cool mate married at first sight is on channel 7 or whatever! Help yourself to that!
@@somebodyiusetoknow4092 If the fact that this is staged doesn't resonate with you then you would probably equate MAFS with Citizen Kane. McLachlan is more wooden than an oak tree.
@@somebodyiusetoknow4092 His name says it all! Don't waste your breath man... It was truly incredible, and clearly made him uncomfortable, and that's his issue...
Well done 👍🏽👍🏽