A man from London Englisharranged the wedding his wife had always dreamed of, just three weeks before she died of a rare cancer.

Kirsty Fielding28, lost his battle with sarcoma in October this year, media reported New York Post. Before leaving this world, he can get married Alex Fieldingher husband, during a celebration held at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London.

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Plan original of the couple to take a trip to Disneyland Paris. Sadly, Kirsty’s condition deteriorates rapidlyso they decided to take the magic of the garden to a medical institute.

“Because we didn’t know how much time we had left, we both knew we wanted to get married,” Alex told the media. NeedToKnow.Online. “But towards the end, she was too sick, so I decided to give Kirsty one last wish, and that was to bring her Disney.”

For ten days, men and medical staff they decorated a room to make Kirsty feel like a princess. “The whole place was covered in Disney decorations, we even had a princess castle in the background,” he explained.

“There were roses and even a Disney themed cake. I just wanted to make sure the day was as great as possible,” the man added. “You could feel the love in the room that day, for Kirsty and for us it was an unforgettable and magical day.”

Despite her obvious weakness, Kirsty managed to put on her wedding dress. “We broadcast everything live and you can see the happiness in their eyes”Alex pointed.

Just three weeks after the incident, the woman died, leaving her 2-year-old son, Thomas, alone with his father.

Diagnosis

According to the media quoted, he first sought medical help in April 2021, when he found out about it lump under your arm.

Several doctors told her there was “nothing to worry about,” but when the lump swelled up, her family knew something was wrong.

So, Kirsty underwent mass removal surgery. Besides, he six weeks on radiotherapy and back to work. Although he felt well again in May 2022, his health has been deteriorating for months.

In September, doctors informed him that his cancer had returned and his condition was serious. “I will never forget that day… I looked into her eyes and started crying; I don’t want to lose him and I don’t want to believe it happened.”Alex pointed.

“As soon as she got her diagnosis, Kirsty looked at me and started crying because she realized she wasn’t going to see Thomas grow up,” she added. “I knew it must be positive for him and I told him we can fight together”.

The man recalls that, in his final moments, his wife would not stop asking for hugs and that he was releasing her oxygen in her own way, ensuring that he was ready “to go”.

“The worst part was walking out of the room with Thomas, he kept saying, ‘Bye mom, see you soon!’ and it absolutely breaks my heart,” Alex said. “We both miss him so much”.

After what happened, the man joined a non-profit organization St Christopher’s Hospital and holds positions at the Royal Marsden Hospital, where he works to raise awareness about cancer.

“I want to raise awareness, because there will be more young families like ours, without treatment,” he added. “There will be other families going through this, and I don’t want to wish this pain on anyone.”