We've had a tough year not only having to deal with the circumstances of covid but also finding out in august 2020 my dad had cancer. In may we found there was nothing more that could be done... by having another round of chemo will likely to have killed him itself. It's a rare type cancer and due to positioning chemo was his only chance.
I get married at the end of august and as I see him getting weaker and the simple things like moving his legs into a more comfortable position becoming a task that takes a big build up it's dawned on me it's not just covid that could potientially effect the day. From the chemo he has lost a lot of weight and is just skin and bones which means he has nothing left in his body to burn for energy apart from what he eats which is minimal. His aim is the wedding and always has been but it's becoming clearer that walking me down the aisle won't be an option.. (our aisle is quite small, only manual wheelchair and I have a big train) and even him not being there for it may be something I have to face.With covid rearranging the wedding isn't as easy and I really don't think it's what he would want.
my worst nightmare is we get to the wedding and he can't physically be there and has to be at home in his own via zoom.
has anyone found themselves in this situation? Is a blessing the best thing? If people did have blessing did you wear your dress for your groom to see? Has anyone got a magic button that will make this all go away?