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We met in college in 2005. We started dating then, too. We fell in love.
In September of 2006, on his way to work to earn money for a ring, Ian's car slammed under an SUV. Along with part of his brain, it took the plans that we had made. And left us with a brain injury.
But then came eight twenty eight.
"...And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to His purpose." Romans 8:28
God held us.
Ian's dad, Steve, was a regular writer on the blog after the accident, along with Larissa. Then on October 8, 2009, Steve met God after a six-week battle with brain cancer.
Steve's birthday is eight twenty eight. Our wedding day is eight twenty eight, made official four years after the accident.
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Nice story to read these days
This shows the importance of family, role models, tradition, strong communities like Christianity...and love
Despite being seriously disabled this guy looks like he's blissful, got a fully supportive attractive wife
in all the photos i've seen the woman is always smiling sincerely
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no attention whoring on their video
Feminine body language
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jackpot for this guy, i wonder how was his behavior before the accident, he must have some serious alpha creds
or maybe not, thats not usually how the sociodynamics of christian relationships works, maybe the woman's father just taught her from childhood how to be a good nurturing wife
even with difficulties like these they definetely seem more happy than other normal couples