After the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' win over the Chicago Bears in Week 7, Tom Brady surprised a kid from the stands with a rather heartwarming gesture. The kid, named Noah Reeb, had a sign saying that the legendary QB helped him beat brain cancer.
Brady went to the kid following the contest and handed him his hat and shook his hand, which sent the kid in tears. However, the surprises didn't end there.
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A young fan at the Bucs-Bears game held up a sign that read “Tom Brady helped me beat cancer.”
TB12 walked over and gave the fan his hat. He was all smiles.
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After the wholesome moment made headlines and inspired a lot of people after learning the story of the young cancer survivor, Brady took to Twitter to share a special message for young Noah.
“Thank you for your inspiration Noah. We can all learn so much from you. You may not know it, but so many people in the world admire you for your courage and bravery and how you’ve dealt with a really tough situation. Thank you and your family for your beautiful blessing,” the Buccaneers QB wrote.
While Tom Brady is one of the fiercest competitors in the NFL, he has a soft side to him. After all, he is a family man himself and has kids he wants to raise as caring and loving individuals. Surely, Noah also served as an inspiration to them.
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