Your business, a competitor with a degenerative disease wins just €7. The audience gives him the 100,000 “package.”

Brad Willa 29-year-old contestant on Deal or No Deal, the English version of Your jobHe won only 7 euros during the episode that saw him participate in the program and try his luck at winning hundreds of thousands of euros, last November 30. While the program was broadcast, another contestant named Rochelle Brown created a page to collect donations for the young man suffering from an illness Neurodegenerative disease Which affects muscle function.

As a sign of solidarity, the public contributed a donation, and the amount soon reached nearly 100,000 euros, a figure that impressed and impressed the former competitor. As if it was winning one of the big prizes offered by the TV show.

Fundraising

Once he learned how much money Rochelle Brown had started an online fundraiser, Brad Will admitted he “felt guilty after viewers donated so much money to help him fulfill his wish list.”

The miserable contestant burst into tears when the quiz show host revealed to him the amount the audience had donated to him. “Thank you so much, you made me cry,” he declared, moved and overcome with emotion. What you have done for me is too much, I feel guilty for all the money I have raised and receive.”

Donate to a competitor

Brad Will has revealed he wants to spend money to travel to India and Thailand and try out some crazy stunts like bungee jumping.

“I’m so grateful that I was able to wake up and think that I can do whatever I want, and that never happened to me. “I’ve always been broke,” the contestant told British media. “I feel proud, blessed and guilty at the same time. “I don’t like receiving money from others, and I didn’t expect all this generosity.”

The former competitor revealed how the disease greatly affected his life and habits: “I suffer from cramps in my hands, and cramps in my feet. I can’t walk anymore. I have done speech therapy and thus my ability to speak has improved.” He then added: “I want to fight the disease and I believe I can only do that if I stay positive.”

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