Kelsey

Of course, whatever you need to do what you want to do with the end of your life. So for her, this was a really meaningful way of honoring her life. So we agreed that we would get married.

Of course, whatever you need to do what you want to do with the end of your life. So for her, this was a really meaningful way of honoring her life. So we agreed that we would get married.

Of course, whatever you need to do what you want to do with the end of your life. So for her, this was a really meaningful way of honoring her life. So we agreed that we would get married.

I tried to make our life so joyful and loving and silly. And that's how we just tried to spend our time. We didn't have very much left.

I tried to make our life so joyful and loving and silly. And that's how we just tried to spend our time. We didn't have very much left.

I tried to make our life so joyful and loving and silly. And that's how we just tried to spend our time. We didn't have very much left.

She would go to treatment and come back and throw up. She was tired all the time. I remember coming home from work and she'd have like fallen over. She seemed very weak to me. And this is also how my mom would describe her treatments going through breast cancer. Morgan would like lose her hair. I'd come home and she'd have taken a nap and she'd have hair on the pillow.

She would go to treatment and come back and throw up. She was tired all the time. I remember coming home from work and she'd have like fallen over. She seemed very weak to me. And this is also how my mom would describe her treatments going through breast cancer. Morgan would like lose her hair. I'd come home and she'd have taken a nap and she'd have hair on the pillow.

She would go to treatment and come back and throw up. She was tired all the time. I remember coming home from work and she'd have like fallen over. She seemed very weak to me. And this is also how my mom would describe her treatments going through breast cancer. Morgan would like lose her hair. I'd come home and she'd have taken a nap and she'd have hair on the pillow.

She was very, very clear that this was her private journey and that she had already burdened me enough and she didn't want me to lose work or lose school.

She was very, very clear that this was her private journey and that she had already burdened me enough and she didn't want me to lose work or lose school.

She was very, very clear that this was her private journey and that she had already burdened me enough and she didn't want me to lose work or lose school.

By that time, we had gotten word that she'd beat that bout of cancer. There was a lot of medical language, but essentially, it was like... we're doing good, hold on. Not you'll live, but like I'm feeling okay today and for the next couple of weeks because I think this treatment is working.

By that time, we had gotten word that she'd beat that bout of cancer. There was a lot of medical language, but essentially, it was like... we're doing good, hold on. Not you'll live, but like I'm feeling okay today and for the next couple of weeks because I think this treatment is working.

By that time, we had gotten word that she'd beat that bout of cancer. There was a lot of medical language, but essentially, it was like... we're doing good, hold on. Not you'll live, but like I'm feeling okay today and for the next couple of weeks because I think this treatment is working.

I still worked full time. I still finished my degree. By the time graduation came around, I just like barely made it. Like I barely emotionally, physically, spiritually made it. I just remember being an empty person when my family came for graduation. I just felt like nothing.

I still worked full time. I still finished my degree. By the time graduation came around, I just like barely made it. Like I barely emotionally, physically, spiritually made it. I just remember being an empty person when my family came for graduation. I just felt like nothing.

I still worked full time. I still finished my degree. By the time graduation came around, I just like barely made it. Like I barely emotionally, physically, spiritually made it. I just remember being an empty person when my family came for graduation. I just felt like nothing.

I was able to stand alongside the valedictorian, which... would have been me and share my story about what happened with my partner, like what it really meant for me to give up my schooling in order to help someone I loved.

I was able to stand alongside the valedictorian, which... would have been me and share my story about what happened with my partner, like what it really meant for me to give up my schooling in order to help someone I loved.