Husband In “World’s Longest Down Syndrome Marriage” Meets Bitter Sweet Ending
Love knows no boundaries. There’s a reason wedding views usually include the statement “in sickness and in health.” Love isn’t only confined to the healthy. Even those who battle illnesses, whether impacting their physical or mental health, are still worthy of experiencing love as they have a lot of love to give.
This pair were both diagnosed with Down Syndrome but that didn’t stop them from falling in love and getting married. In fact, they beat the odds and beat the record for the world’s longest down syndrome marriage, until they met a bitter end.
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Love Should Not Be Forbidden
What is love? Is it just a feeling? Is it a foundation? We tend to give love all these rules from who should text who first to who is allowed to get married. But love is so much deeper than that. Love should always look at how you feel and make you ask yourself: does this other person make you love yourself more? Do you want to grow old with them?
When the answer is yes, love becomes a driving power, one that can be invincible against all odds. It can push people to do imaginable things that feel like pure magic. Love is more than just kisses and butterflies, it’s much more than that. If you want to know more on what your birth chart reveals about how you love and what you need out of a partner, check out this personalized report based on date of birth.
That was the kind of between Kris and Paul Scharoun-DeForge.
