May end up like Simon Dwyer ( Wests Tigers) player
In 2011, Dwyer made his representative debut, playing for
City Origin and scoring a try.
[9] He was also chosen to participate in a
NSW developmental squad.
[10] Unfortunately, halfway through the season, Dwyer suffered a
brachial plexus injury in a match against the
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, which saw him unable to play for the rest of the season.
[11] Some months later, full feeling had not returned to his right hand, and there was serious doubt as to whether he would be able to play again.
[12] Dwyer was de-registered by Wests Tigers and there was hope he would re-sign with them if he made a full recovery.
[13]
Dwyer underwent surgery at the
Royal North Shore Hospital, with nerves redirected from his diaphragm and scapula into his right shoulder and arm. As of 2012, the operation was deemed a success, and Dwyer hoped to return to rugby league in the future.
[14] Since the nerve redirection surgery and subsequent rehabilitation, it had become apparent that Dwyer will not regain functionality in his right arm. While he will not return to the football field, Dwyer does not allow his ailment to stop his positivity and drive to succeed in other areas of his life.