Guy Married His Girl Battling Cancer In A Hospital Ward To Fulfil Her Dying Wish. GOOSEBUMPS.

Cancer Girl Married

When you are battling a monstrous disease and time is slipping through your fingers, all you want to do is tick off the boxes on that bucket list. Right? For Ronda Bivens, it was marrying the love of her life and the father of her children, Matt Mager.

And, Ronda did it. That too on her 28th birthday, in front of her family and friends. Because it is love that really matters. And, it was an intimate, yet beautiful, wedding in a hospital ward. In a Love What Matters‘ Facebook post, the account is shared by her best friend Amanda Dalton.

Now fighting a terminal cancer diagnosis, Ronda Bivens was adamant about having her wedding and still marrying the love of her life, Matt Mager. “She wanted to have a beautiful wedding, and I wanted to give her that,” Matt said.

On Thursday while in hospice care, that determination paid off in the form of family and friends surrounding her with love. It was there Ronda married Matt, father of her two young kids.

Amanda Dalton, Ronda’s best friend noted, “It was friends calling friends, getting everything together. We called the county clerk’s office ― they sent someone out ― and we got a preacher. It happened literally within a couple hours once we got it rolling.” Amanda also donated her wedding dress for her dear friend.

The big day came on Ronda’s 28th birthday, a year after battling chemotherapy, radiation as well as having her right leg amputated. Through it all, Matt has been her rock.

“He is like one of a kind. He’s been there nonstop for her since the beginning. He loves her unconditionally. That’s the truth,” Dalton said.

 

 

About Ronda’s condition, they were told right off that there’s no cure for it.

“They told us right off the bat there was no cure. They said, ‘We can just do what helps.’ But everything they’ve done has just made it worse. It’s financially wrecked us, and I’ve had a front row seat to my best friend dying. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done,” Matt said.

After finding the lump, Ronda wrote on Facebook, “Never in a million years would I or anyone else have thought this would be cancer but it is. So please everyone, if you find a bump of any sort go to the doctor. Go to a bunch of doctors for second opinions. Maybe if I did, instead of believing all these other misdiagnoses, things would be different.”

Of the most recent diagnosis from the doctor, Matt said, “They told me she had only a few days to live. She wanted to come home, so we’re home now. I hold her hand every day and am trying to focus on the time we have. She’s on a morphine pump to soothe her pain, so she’s in and out of it. But when she comes in, she’s still the same fighter. I can’t even tell you how strong she is.”

The pair have known each other since they were teenagers, it has been a romance for the storybooks.

“She’s got the most beautiful eyes ― eyes you can’t get away from,” Matt said.

Matt continued, “She woke up last night and she was so excited about the wedding. We sat there and talked about it for an hour. She asked to see the wedding photos. We looked at them, laughed, cried and held each other.”

 

We have chills down our spines and goosebumps! This is truly, true love.

You can read Love That Matters’ Facebook post here.

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