I refused to cancel my wedding due to a family tragedy.

Family is intended to provide unwavering support during our most difficult times,

but life sometimes present us with enormous difficulties. As Leah’s wedding day approached,

tragedy struck: her sister’s husband and son died only days before the ceremony.

Despite her tremendous pain, Leah’s sister begged her to cancel the wedding,

but she chose to go forward. What transpired next was a fascinating and heartbreaking experience. Here, Leah tells her story.

My sister lost her husband and 8-year-old son in a crash six days before my wedding.

CONTINUE READING…
Author: awestories24.com

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