Love, happiness, and joyful tears should be present throughout the wedding day. Under these standards, tens of thousands of marriages occur every day. Sadly, there was no typical marriage for David and Heather Mosher.
Heather and David fell in love shortly after meeting for the first time in 2015. It was clear from the moment the two met that they were meant to be. They were enrolled in a dance course together.
On December 23, 2016, Dave proposed to Heather by getting down on one knee. He did this as they rode in the quiet light of the street lights, together, in a horse drawn carriage.
In a hospital, a cancer patient marries, and 18 hours later, as her husband gazes into her eyes, he breaks down.
Despite the fact that the good news for the two of them would soon be overshadowed, Heather cheerfully answered “yes.”.
Heather told David about her breast lump, which could develop into cancer, the day they got engaged.
When she discovered that her breast cancer was extremely aggressive and that her prognosis was not good five days later, she was devastated.
A cancer patient marries in a hospital, and 18 hours later, as her husband gazes into her eyes, he breaks down.
The couple had initially intended to get married on December 30, 2017, but they quickly realized that they would have to move the wedding date up due to the cancer’s quick progression.
How serious a patient’s cancer is is frequently determined by the presence of metastases, or daughter tumors. In Heather’s case, things deteriorated quickly.
But on December 22, after Dave had been pursuing the idea for more than a year, the moment had come. Stunning wedding festivities took place in front of family and friends while Heather was in the hospital.
One of Heather’s closest friends, bridesmaid, and backup photographer Christina Karas said that she was determined to marry her soul mate. ”.
When that happened, Heather’s family was prepared to simply cover her with the dress because her body was so weak.
The wedding could start once she finally put the gown on inside the hospital chapel.
In a hospital, a cancer patient marries, and 18 hours later, as her husband gazes into her eyes, he breaks down.
Nevertheless, Heather had to work hard at everything she did—every word, every breath, and every movement. To gather the courage to make her vows was a challenge for her.
This was fitting because she was aware that these would be her last words.
It was truly a miracle, said Christina.
She raised her arms even though she knew she was going to pass away and was content. She was only interested in a lively environment.
Everyone cried,” Christina continued.
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We treasured every moment because we knew that this was our last chance to be with her.
Even though David’s day was marred by sadness and heartache, it was also filled with love.
David thought she was beautiful and at ease.
“I observed that she was ill. She was obviously hurt, but she persisted and wed me in the end. You can love someone so deeply. ”.
A cancer patient marries in a hospital, and 18 hours later, as her husband gazes into her eyes, he breaks down.
In her final breath, Heather exhales.
Heather answered, “Yes,” before departing from this world 18 hours later. she has just turned 31.
The funeral for Heather was held at the Plantsville Congregational Church on December 30, the day Dave and Heather’s wedding was originally scheduled. The couple carefully considered their wedding venue options.
As Christina explains, it was a very difficult day. A great person has left the world. ”.
Then Christina showed the couple photos that she had taken at their wedding. People all over the world have been moved by them.
Even though there have been difficult times for everyone involved, I’m glad that this story will hopefully serve as an inspiration for many others.
In the face of hopelessness, it demonstrates the power of love. People have a remarkable will to live when they want to keep pursuing their objectives.
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