I'm Walking My Daughter Down The Isle
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This is such a precious moment ❤
It’s so kind especially that some people would have said no to her, but this dad is making sure she has a special time.
I hope she felt like the prettiest princess (I was gonna say girl but my daughter aggressively said “no call her a pretty princess it’s what she is” just think that’s absolutely adorable as well) in the whole world she looked precious in that little dress walking down the isle with her dad 🥺❤️
I know right and it got filmed too 😅
@@kodiakwolf2964 Your daughter is a precious princess 💖 Keep up your good dad words
@@cathymorley9273 awe thank you she’s also very flattered by your words. I love all my kids so so so much 😊
God bless you sir. She’s got a great Father.
Amen
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Bro why did i read it as She is a great Father 🤣🤣
She got a better father than me
so do I hahaha@@cristinaadam1907
When my daughter picked out her flower girl dress for my wedding I knew it was the possible only chance for a “she said yes to the dress” moment for her. The staff at the bridal shop made her feel like such a princess that day and we are so grateful.
awhh prayers ops
I wish you and your loved ones the best! 🤍🍀❤️
Sophie is so blessed to have such an amazing father and you all are truly blessed to have Sophie. What a beautiful moment.
What about his other children? It was Sarah wedding the one day that is suppose to be all about her. And here it is after the wedding he is still making it all about him and Sophie. Let's pat him on the back and give him a throne. When you hear his other children have cut ties don't wander why. Go back and really listen and look for the red flags their there.
@@chriswhite9134his other girls walked down the aisle too . how are they all supposed to walk with him anyway ? By the way - learn some proper grammar and get a life .
@@0o.__lilly__.o0 everyone has different opinions so don’t criticise anyone . I respect your opinion but also the other person’s as well
@@chriswhite9134 are you taking 30 seconds of words from an hour of words and making a whole story behind it good grief. Do you not hear what he said he was talking about his daughter who may not ever get a chance to walk down the aisle there’s nothing wrong with that obviously the wedding was not all about her for a 30 second clip. get a grip
@@chriswhite9134 you are talking as if the Sophie meant nothing to the bride. If my sister wears a beautiful dress on my birthday, I would be so proud and filled with pride that I have a beautiful sister with good fashion sense. Walking down the aisle will only take a couple of minutes and it's not going to take away the whole attention from the bride. If anything it's going to make the ceremony more precious and show how amazing person the bride is. Weddings are not only about the bride, groom or pretty things. It's about being together as a family. The bride and groom's children are included in the family. Other children will have a higher chance of getting married than Soph and don't pretend you don't understand it. Only in western culture, you guys have this notion of guests taking attention away from the bride. At a desi wedding, the entire guests could wear red sarees or lehengas but no one will ever take the spotlight from the bride. Why are you so worried if the guests talk about how pretty the flower girl dress is?
I hope that she will find someone that loves her for who she is. She is a wonderful human being and she will grow up to be a mature adult and hopefully she will find the right person for her.
It’s not just about that though. Even if she did find someone she’s unlikely to walk down the aisle herself. There is the legal issue of consent to marriage most people with learning disabilities will not be permitted to marry because they cannot understand the implications of marriage and are often found to lack the capacity to consent to marriage. Dad was spot on with what he said, he did the right thing and she got to go down the aisle with her dad
@@lanabmc3519doesn't mean they couldn't have the ceremony. In the grand scheme of things the paperwork is what makes you married in the eyes of the law. So if she did find someone she could still do the whole shebang assuming that something she'd want to do.
I've only come across these guys a couple times so I'm not super well versed in her specific disability but I don't know that this is anything she's going to grow and "mature" out of. It can definitely improve and she can learn with lots of love and care but I think she's always going to need a caretaker close by to in the very least to just check in and help when there's a problem and that's ok. Maybe she will meet someone some day to be in a romantic relationship. If not tho they'll know they have this memory and hopefully many more to come.
@@Ali_D_Kattthanks for this. I think we as a whole need to find the balance with disability. So often people are discounted immediately for what they can achieve. We have to find some middle ground where we understand the average ability of what is expected within the abilities of any given condition and the possibility that they can achieve more than that. It’s so valid to have an understanding and expectation of what life will be with a child with disability but we can not put them in a box and limit to what level we allow them to grow
You are missing the point. People who are profoundly disabled don't magically grow up to be mature adults, they literally cannot in a lot of situations. It's very sad and the dad was spot on.
@@Ali_D_Katt Of course there could always be a token ceremony. It was more a reminder that legally a lot of things we would take for granted are out of reach. Not just for a wedding but even in supported accommodation or assisted living placements where young adults with learning disabilities are often placed relationships are discouraged and even actively prevented. It’s not just as simple as finding someone like it would be for you or I. It was meant to maybe shed a bit of light on the subject her dad was talking about.
I pray and hope that she finds that special man that walks her down the aisle. This is a very precious moment.
her dad will do
That depends on her passing the mental evaluation. If she's stuck as a 10 year old she won't be available to understand s£x & will legally not be allowed to marry as it would be considered a form of r&p. You don't have to worry. If she does fail she won't be interested in that either way. There's long term care facilities her parents can send her to when they can't take care of her so she should still be fine without a husband.
Or women
@@queenbutterfly1586What does sex have to do with this! Why are people sexualising young girls. This person just hopes that she gets a lovely partner who treats her right. Don’t be heartless😢
@e.l.lifestyles They weren't heartless. They were being honest.
This is a Father Thinking AHEAD and making sure He leaves his daughter with the most precious memory ever!❤️
This is beyond beautiful. You are the most amazing dad, with lovely, lovely daughters who are all so lucky to have you. And Sophie’s dress is gorgeous!!!
I'm not crying, you're crying 😭😭 This was so beautiful! A father's love is truly irreplaceable ❤
Yep, I'm 100% crying. As soon as he said "we don't know what her future holds" I knew where this was going and i just burst into tears.
Nope . You are crying 😢..I have allergies.🤧
NO YOUR CRYING
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Crazy thing is, I don’t want to get married now cuz my Daddy won’t be physically there to walk me down the aisle!
I absolutely love that this family did this for their disabled loved one! I pray that other families do this as well!
We both crying 🥲
Love ❤ that Dad is crying, thinking of walking his precious Sophie down the aisle! ❤
I think this is more about the possibility of not walking her down as a bride, herself.
That was so breathtaking and beautiful. So glad Sophie got to wear her wedding dress. And her Dad tearing up made me tear up. I didn't have my dad with me when I got married(he was in a nursing home and passed away in 2017) so this was just beautiful
As someone who has a little brother with special needs, I totally understand. It’s so special what you did for her! ❤
I choked up and actually wept watching this. Whoever marries this sweet, considerate man will be so lucky and live a beautiful life! What a great human being and just a perfect, loving Dad! I'm in love with him, myself!
He's a special person
@@princess1king2a e i o u and sometimes y?
@@princess1king2 -- Well, for her sake, I hope the pre-nup included a few well-placed consonants as well. Otherwise how can they expect to form a good, working syllable? 😉
@@winsboyhahaha solid joke
@@princess1king2 They were just joking because instead of “vows” you accidentally said “vowels.” Lol
This is one of the best daughter and dad moments ❤ so heartwarming
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This is a real father. Wanting precious moments with his daughter.
I’m not a parent but my beloved niece is special needs. She will not outlive her parents. But we treat everyday as a beautiful one. She was my flower girl at my wedding, so she picked the dress that made her feel happy to wear.
My brother walked her down the aisle. She was beautiful and she was so comfortable walking down the isle in her princess dress with her walker. She is only 3 and she was so strong and determined to make it to the front.
Her (I’m not going to call it a disease. She has a very rare syndrome. It affects the mind and body) beautiful happy face looking around and just being content with being the centre of loving attention just brought all of us to,tears with joy.
To this day I do not label her as what she was diagnosed with. She is growing and getting stronger every day. Who knows what the future may hold.
I can’t wait to see her again this Christmas ❤🥰
The way her sister was so willing to share her moment and her day and everything a bride can make about themselves she just willingly gave Sophie every piece she could possibly share on HER day like it was THEIRS is just the most precious thing I think a sister can do 🥹
Sarah is Sophie’s mum.
@Mrz.Z: you described perfectly the bride's generous and unselfish sharing of her own special day. 💞
Its wonderful if you give it, it's something else when it's taken from you and you are forced to act happy on someone else's day that should have been yours.
@@sunshineandwarmth When someone is disturbed by a little girl in a white dress during a wedding, they need to check their priorities. Now if this isn't the only thing (like if he would completely forget the daughter who married and only hoovered around the younger one) it is another story.
@rauchschwalbelp7693 It wasn't a wedding dress, it was just a white fancy dress. They don't make *bridal* desses for *children.* (at least I fucking hope they don't) If someone got upset about that they're scrambled
I cried, so sweet. May God please bless Sophie & her family.
Amen ❤
Gives my faith in humanity a shot in the arm . Precious memories made and the love shared priceless. GOD bless you all
Cried to! ❤
There is no God. Only luck and chance. Some have more some less. It happens.
@@venegasmelanie93 I’m sorry you feel that way. There is a God open your eyes and look all around. You look at the trees look at the air look at the wind feel the sun on your face you are created. God is good all the time. God bless you.
This just has me sobbing. My son is special needs as well. And yes, I have big dreams for his future but there’s still that part of me that hurts that they might never happen. Such a beautiful moment for you all.
Is no one gonna talk about how great and kind Sarah is! Man she is a great person to let other person to wear in her weeding.❤❤
Sarah's such a gem! Praying sophie gets to walk down the aisle at her own wedding one day! You have a beautiful family
😢 Parenting is heartbreaking sometimes. So glad you got that moment.
Father of the millennium right here. God bless you and Sophie sir ❤.
Most of my life I was miserable, thinking marriage was the key to my happiness. Once I finally figured out how to unlearn that toxic belief, I've had the best life ever! The depth of my reach in the world... my passion, and love for life... is SO beautiful. I used to think marriage would fulfill me and give me value. I'm so lucky to unlearn this while I still have some life left to live.
Also,
Please don't ever assume someone with disabilities will be unlovable. It may take you a lifetime with your daughter to understand this, but she is loveable to people who aren't just her parents.
I hope this message gets to the people who need to hear this right now.
Thank u for this comment. Its tragic that they're treating this poor kid like she won't have a fulfilling life if she doesn't get married. Like all girls will be less happy in life if they don't marry. I heard this all the time growing up - in an extremist religious cult - and I have never been happier than the day I cast off those medieval beliefs and became free.
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You took a very sweet and beautiful display of love and turned it into something very weird... He very clearly loves his daughter very much and is not saying she is unlovable. As a parent you worry about your kids future all the time. My son is only a year and a half and I constantly think and worry about his future. Doesn't mean I think he isn't capable of the things I worry about, it's just as a parent you can't help but worry because you want the best for your kids.
Maybe you haven’t been around people with disabilities because your comment is unrealistic and immature. There are different types of love in this world. She may not be able to ever find a man who can love her and she won’t know because of her disability. Her father is realistic in knowing she won’t have every opportunity like you do. You have the choice of rejecting marriage. She may not because of her disability. I work with special needs and some of them don’t need and should never have a romantic relationship with a man they need a provider and a guardian to protect them.
thank you for saying this. idk how this video is being displayed as some loving/caring bond for their daughter. when they’re being quite ableist :(
This really touches my heart because I have two daughters. My oldest is 31 and is about to be engaged. Her younger sister is 27 and is autistic. She most likely won’t ever wear a wedding dress and she’s ok with that. She can’t be her maid of honor either. She gets too overwhelmed when there’s a lot of people. We decided to just have her be a regular bridesmaid and she can have the bigger bouquet of flowers. I think it’s wonderful what your doing. We’re trying to do the same for our special needs daughter. Whatever is comfortable for her, her sister doesn’t mind at all. We are so blessed. ❤
Sure she will. Don't give up hope.
Such a touching video. Thank you for sharing. May God bless y’all❤
Love it. What a beautiful family
You’re a perfect dad. Your words moved me to tears! You made this a special event for both ladies in your life. Now that’s a Gentleman. ❤
That's so honest and compassionate of them! Thank you for sharing this beautiful moment! ❤
I felt like you are feeling right now about 30 years ago. My grandson was diagnosed as Autistic plus his mother abused him terribly. My husband and I took him and raised him. He’s in his 30’s now and he is on the spectrum but he functions very well. He’s got his own place, he got married and he’s a long distance trucker. I truly have to thank my son because 7 years ago when my husband passed away, my son took my grandson and taught him so much! Thank you Steve and Ruth ❤
I’m crying 😭 this is so sweet, If your wondering the life expectancy for a girl like Sophie is around he teenage years so just to see her walk down the aisle must be such a special moment for her parents ❤❤
Wym by 'a girl like sophie'? Im wondering bc every special needs child is different depending on what their special needs even are. Do yk what her special needs are and you googled or have experience with it and thats why you said that? Or are you assuming her disability is down syndrome or another similar/specific disorder that causes the life span to shorten, and making a generalization in the process? I just wanna make sure i understand correctly.
@@thefckigaveflewawaywithu6904I agree with you on that. They don't know because Sophie doesn't have an official diagnosis, so there's no way to know what will happen in the future
Your comment is well out of order and completely false. How dare you.
@thefckigaveflewawaywithu6904 They've said in a video that her life expectancy is to live until her teens, but that the results weren't clear and they as a family decided to not do any further testing. They want to believe that she has the chance to live just as long as the rest of them, but they also do acknowledge that she might die young.
I think he meant if she would meet someone or if her condition changes, she may not be able to. Some kids with special needs go under personality changes as they go through puberty. I don’t know her diagnosis. I just didn’t interpret it as she’s going to die. But none of us knows.
Why is a sad piano version of where is my mind playing in the back..
Anyway, I genuinely wish all my love to your daughters because I think they deserve the world. 💞💞
I love this dad, because he’s realistic about how things might turn out for her in the future, he has no false hope. ❤
Such a tender moment for this child❤ I am privileged to have two gifted sons and I have learned so much humility from them…
Thank you for posting this as today is also my Dad’s birthday and he would have been 92.
Happy heavenly birthday to your day, sweetheart. Sending lots of love and prayers ❤️ xxx
The older sibling of special needs kids are so good to them sometimes. My kids are like this and I’m certain my older child would be happy to share the spotlight with their younger sibling. I have witnessed them give up their moment just to make the younger one ore comfortable and happy. It’s such a pure type of love and sacrifice and it’s so beautiful to see it.
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I’m so sorry she has special need but no matter what she rules the world which all her prettynus
The sweetest moment. Am sure Sophie also felt really happy that day.
This is beautiful. She is beautiful.
This got me all teary eyed! That father is what all children deserve!!
So beautiful. I'm 36 and not sure if I'll ever have romantic love like this, I've also lost my Dad so i appreciate how special this is. Bless you guys.
It's not all it's cracked up to be 😢 I married the love of my life 31 years ago. Maybe 2 years combined have been good!😢😢
I was 37 when I got married, and have several friends who walked down the aisle for the first time in their mid 40's. Don't give up hope, finding the love of your life is totally worth the wait. 💖
Same here. So happy for them ❤
Girl I feel u and me share a similar story. This is beautiful❤❤
I married my love at 30 and he died at 38. I'm 53 and still hopeful for a 2nd chapter. Don't despair. you will get your first and hopefully only ❤
Your gentlenesss and love can be seen in your eyes, exoression and words.. Its beautiful, i hope you all had a gorgeous day. Sarah sounds a real treasure too.
Love❤️ Love ❤️ Love ❤️ Love ❤️ 🎉 You are an amazing Dad. Your family is so Blessed...🎉
This is an amazing story. What a great father. To know a father that emotional and thinks ahead about walking his lil girl down the aisle in a wedding dress just melts my heart.
This is just an amazing moment. Sophie is an incredible human aspecially going through what she has went through. ❤❤
The love Joel has for shophie is so heart warming❤❤
This made me cry this is amazing and seeing him share a tear for his daughter he has a big heart for her and thats amazing ❤
What a wonderful day for Sophie. Daddy got to walk his special needs daughter down the aisle.
Your sentiment & emotion over THIS is so real. You got to walk her down the aisle. That's epic!
To me, it shouldn't be dad got to walk his special needs daughter down the isle
Why can't it be dad got to walk his daughter down the isle?
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Dads only cry when it’s about their family. He loves his girl and I hope his daughter can walk down the aisle again. 😢😊 Love is real
Right I appreciate that this is supposed to be a wholesome comment, but what is this toxic masculinity portrayal of "dad's only cry when it's about their family" like they can't or don't feel emotional about anything else?
Of everything I have viewed on UA-cam on any channel, this moment shared with us all, is my favorite. My heart melted. All children around the world would be so blessed and fortunate to have parents like you both. Thank you for being such beautiful soulful people in this world. 🕊️
My father died when I was 14. He never got the chance to walk me or my sister down the aisle. It warms my heart to no end that you were able to do this for your little girl. Even if the future doesn’t exactly go as planned, at least she had this special moment with her dad
The way Joel look is just saying my man! I have a brother with a special need and I love him 😢😭
This is so beautiful! You and Sarah truly are the most incredible parents❤no matter what happens in Sophie’s future you can look back on this moment and be happy be at peace😊
I love how he started crying tears of joy she has such a wonderful father
You made me cry, that's so sweet, I'm sure you'll have the chance to walk her down the aisle for her own marriage ❤
If every child had a dad/father like you .. this world would be like Heaven. ❤❤❤
This is so beautiful. What a loving caring family.
*My sister has special needs. She got married and walked down the aisle* I had tears streaming down my face.
I wish this couple had been my parents ❤
aww That brought tears to my eyes. Here's hoping she gets the chance to be a bride in the future
Sophie is so precious 💞💞
Do not let anyone put limitations on your child.
My son is autistic.
I was told he would eventually loose eye contact, become mute, never go to school, never graduate, never move out and never marry....
I am proud to say my son is now 32, hes educated, married and has lived independently since 20 years of age.
His wife is studying to be a doctor....
Had i listened to the doctors and kept him at home instead of sending gim to school and off to college- im not sure where he would be today.
I eill pray for your daughter, that she finds her purpose and spreads her wings! ❤
God bless you!!❤
I doubt you were told any of that.
Limitations exist for some people. That doesn't make them less deserving of a life or love but it is the reality for some people.
It is my reality that I have a number of limitations due to being disabled. I have limitations that are sometimes helped with accessibility tools- but not always. Having someone tell me that I can do "anything" if I just believe in myself doesn't help me to live the life that works best for me.
@timboukal7292 my son was born a month overdue.
I had gestational diabetes, he was the largest live birth in my province for some time.
Just like my grandmother before me I have very large babies. My grandma holds the record for largest birth at 27 lbs, and all her children were a month overdue, which is common in my family.
10 OBGYN were present at my sons birth.
He has been followed all the days of his life by the new England medical journal ( something to do with an 'evolutionary leap forward' - can't remember the exact name of the study/ paper) My son was born normal.
At the 18 months of age point he received his MMaR vaccine and within 24 hrs he had been hospitalized due to swelling in the brain and seizures.
(He continued to have seizures regularly from this point forward till around his 6th birthday. )
At 24 months the specialist told my husband and I to mourn our dreams for our son, as his life is going to be much different than the one we had dreamed or planned for him.
He said our son will not go to a regular school, there would be no senior prom, no post secondary education, no wedding, wife or children in his future, that we must plan for him from cradle to the grave, as he will never leave home and will always need care as we wouldn't live forever.
My son was normal until the MMaR vaccine fried his brain, after the shot he began to change.
Gone was the loud rambunctious toddler who monkey toed his way up my cupboard and climbing everything in my house with confidence, gone was the child who could walk and talk in short sentences, gone was the child who potty trained himself months before his peers ( having 56 cousins who were frequent visitors due to their grandma needing care and living at my house my son had learned many things from the other children much faster than if he'd grown up with only adults around him ) gone was the laughing child who loved to be tickled and hugged, gone was the confident social butterfly who loved to play with his cousins when they visited, gone was my confident toddler afraid of nothing and in his place was a 3 year old who hid behind me whenever someone smiled at him ( animals bare their teeth, as a warning just before they bite and my son believed he was in danger )
There were a great many things the doctors and specialists said to my husband and I about our son, that I would hope today would never be said to any parent....times have changed and we no longer blame parents for bringing handicapped children into the world but do not kid yourself, doctors though educated are people too and we all make mistakes, and please remember my son is in his 30's - the doctors who were his care team were all 50 to 60 years old back then - it was a very different time when they were educated compared to doctors today...
@davidottley2739 had we listened to the doctors my son wouldn't be where he is today.
We would never moved 4,000 km to Victoria bc, we would have never enrolled him at the queen Alexandria hospital/ school for children with autism, we would have never enrolled him in the 'creeping' program which rewired his brain bringing my son back to me...we would never have the strength or the endurance to help our son achieve his goals...we wouldn't have even tried.
What a special moment for Sophie. 😊
I have a cousin who also has special needs and I’m always scared for what she holds in her future thank you for giving her a chance 😊
Sophie is a beautiful Angel and I promise you she’ll walk down the aisle again. You as her earthly god and guardian have paved a way for her, you’ve blessed her without even knowing it. You have opened that door for her and nobody will ever close it. God is in control and he knows what He has in store for her. Envision it, manifest it, believe it…..
Much love from Uganda 🇺🇬
Amen
Please do not refer to any earthly person as a god. There are no gods in heaven or on earth. There is only one God and you have said rightly!
Amen
When I was 14, the 11 year old girl next door was diagnosed with Leukemia. My older sister who baby sat her sometimes told me the girl had a huge crush on me. Had we both been ten years older I would definitely had asked her out. But being a 14 year old boy, the idea of asking out an 11 year old girl on a date was not appealing to me. But then I saw her in the back yard by herself crying. I lost it. I completely fell apart. It seems I was the last one to know the girl had a crush on me. I took a deep breath and went to her parents and asked for their permission to take her out on a date. They both said yes and made suggestions on how to make the date go well. I followed all their suggestions. For the next 11 months we went on dates weekly. We hung out in the back yard and when her parents wanted to go out I kept her company. My sister who was also the girl's confidant told me that the girl secretly harbored a fantasy that we would one day get married. I borrowed $300 from my parents and bought an engagement ring. I then formally asked her dad for permission to propose. In tears he gave me permission. At the hospital I got down on one knee with a ring in one hand and bouquet of flowers in the other hand and proposed to her. She squealed in delight and jumped up and down. Then we had our first kiss in front of everyone.
Her mom took her dress shopping. Since she was bald from the treatments, I went to a wig maker to have a wig made. I got the measurements from her mom. But I was shocked to see the prices. So I found out they would give me a discount if I supplied the hair. So I left the wigmaker and went to the barber shop and told them to cut off my waist length blond hair I had been so proud of growing for I think 8 years, it was my signature look. And I had the barber cut it off close to my scalp to get as much hair as possible tied in a bundle. It was about two feet long. I took it to the wig maker sporting a very short hair style and now it was the wigmaker's turn to cry. I gave the wig to my fiancé's mother. We had to act fast as the doctor said she didn't have many days left to go.
A horse drawn carriage arrived at the hospital to pick her up. I and the guests were waiting at the church two blocks away. She was walked down the aisle in a wheel chair wearing a white dress with a 10 foot train carried aloft by four of her male cousins. Her dad was pushing the wheel chair. I and m best friend were standing at the alter with the minister and the judge. The judge signed the paperwork granting permission for her to marry at 12. I was 15 by then.
We had the ceremony and I could barely keep it together throughout. When the minister said I could kiss the bride we had our second kiss, in front of about 100 people. Afterwards we took the horse drawn carriage further down the street to a church auditorium where we had our reception and did all the things one does at a reception though she had a bucket next to her in case she needed to vomit. When we had our first dance together I picked her up out of the wheel chair and danced us around the room with her feet dangling. She wanted to be vertical for the dance. That evening her dad drove us down to a rented beach cottage.
37 hours later she died in my arms on the wet sandy beach wearing her wedding gown watching the sun set married to the man she loved.
I never wanted the distinction of being the youngest widower in state history. But I was proud to be her husband even if only for a couple of days. I was able to grant her a couple of additional wishes of a highly personal nature and will not disclose them here. I will say she died with a smile on her face.
To this day I have only ever been married to one woman.
This is truly beautiful 😭💕💕God bless you nd so sorry for your loss
Well here I am sobbing at this. 😭 I wish you nothing but the best in life😭
And today in "Things that never happenend": The marriage that no judge would ever allow.
Seriously, coercing someonw into a relationship is not cute or sweet. If there was an ounce of truth in this it would have been disgusting. In the end he did it because he felt sorry for her and because he wouldn't be with her long anyway. And whoever would allow a literal TEENAGER to take on that load shouldn't be allowed to be a parent. Oh here, y'know her dying wish is to date and marry you, but no pressure. Oh btw, we would be okay with it, but if you don't, nothing bad happens, but she will die and you didn't fulfill her greatest wish. What kind of idiot places that on a teenager?
Pov: me when I lie
@@rauchschwalbelp7693idk when or if the marriage happened but it was very popular for teenagers to get married fyi
A woman doesn't have to walk down the aisle of a wedding to have worth in this world. Wherever her path leads her, she will shine.
My heart. As a mom of a special needs kids, I feel this deeply.
Beautiful, just absolutely beautiful. So pure but raw at the exact same moment. 😢. ❤.
That is the sweetest thing ever!!! Literally made me cry. I work with special needs children and I know what’s it’s like for them not to feel comfortable so that’s amazing! ❤
This isn't talked about enough and is a very real part of being disabled or having a serious mental illness/limitation. This is love and protection. You can see how much he cares and how much he wants her to experience the most
You will walk her down the isle one day and hand her over to a wonderful man that will love her unconditionally ❤
As a 46 year old man, happily married to the woman of my dreams, i wanted nothing more tha to see our offspring grow into fine adults and blossom into greatness. We are both aging quickly and she cannot bear anymore children, so i am on the couch balling in tears watching this video. I am happy he can walk with Sophie and i can only imagine his joy.
This is making me cry I hope she will walk down the isle again lots of love from me ❤❤❤❤😢
You are amazing! 🤍🍀❤️ I wish you and your loved ones only the best 🤍🍀❤️ I hope you will get all the health, luck and love you can 🤍🍀❤️
My son has special needs and this really hit me hard. I love this ❤ and I can imagine how much you will cherish that moment.
Such loving, sensitive, devoted parents. That's everything for Sophie!
You’re such a good daddy! I brought tears to my eyes! Thank you for all involved who made this little girl feel very special and a very special day
This is so beautiful, I am a disabled person and so is my niece I appreciate the fact that you wanted her to walk down the aisle and you walked her down. That is beyond amazing!
What a precious, beautiful moment this is. Sophie your dress is gorgeous. Sarah loves you. Don’t cry Dad, she’s a happy very loved little girl. Beautiful memories.
Such an awesome beautiful story. Blessings for kind heart ❤
What a loving, amazing, caring, dad! Shes a lucky lil girl to have a daddy that loves her beautiful self this much.
She must be so loved by all of her family. It was so sweet for her sister to care so much about her comfort and involvement
Everyone has a person somewhere in the world. Im confident she'll get to walk down the isle again!
You don't need to get married to live a fulfilling life, but this was still very sweet
Yeeeeesss EXACTLY what I was thinking!!!
Someone said it :D
AWHH!! literally in tears this is the sweetest thing ever ❤❤❤
Beauty is a universal outcome of kindness. ❤️
Omg this is so emotional I had tears coming down my face you are the best father that anyone could ask for
The girl is blessed to have such a loving and caring father.
Oh my goodness, what a wonderful, loving, devoted father you are! God bless you and Sarah, Honey. May God make every moment, every milestone be as precious as this one. Sophie is your little Angel. May He hold her, and your heart, in the palms of his loving hands! Love in Christ, Kathy
This is so wholesome❤
Blessing Father !
So sweet❤ I actually love u guys
Sophie is so brave and getting more confident ❤❤❤ I was crying 😢❤❤❤❤❤
This is so precious ❤🥹
She's so precious, I'm so glad she got to wear what she wanted, I hope everyone is happy and had a great time.
That’s so cute it made me cry 🤗🥺
As someone who had a sibling with special needs, I know my dad would have killed to have this moment. My younger sister passed, so watching this is quite precious. Wishing this wonderful dad and Sophie the best of life and that he will get to walk Sophie down the aisle at her own wedding ❤
I'm sitting here crying...looking at my 17yr old autistic son...hoping and praying he will experience what his siblings do. I know your pain and your love. All I ask is that my baby is happy in whatever he does. ❤❤❤❤❤
Dang it! Why do you always get me crying.😢
What a sweet core memory for everyone.❤
A lovely memory❤
Friendly reminder tho that as someone on the spectrum myself, years of help and coaching have improved my life a lot. To the point that i can live on my own with weekly check ins and some help for things like shopping and money. Not everyones the same and we dont all need to live the same, its just about finding happiness 💜
Yes, many different things effect each individual's outcome, because there are varying degrees of disability & levels of every illness, condition, disability that can effect outcomes, plus things like; whether they have two loving parents to be there for them, whether there are involved extended family members or not, or the child has no one who is always there to support them and help them reach their full potential. Whether there are adequate funds also greatly effects a child's potential development. That's because with adequate funding they can receive all the aids available to help them progress, all the teachers & educational & socialization opportunities, as well as the health & mental health help that's out there .What I've seen a lotis that children reach goals that others once doubted they'd achieve all the time and what matters most in that outcome was the love and care they consistently were given while growing up.
Very true, but there is a spectrum and I would trust that the parents are probably the best arbiters of their child’s abilities and future prospects
@Angie753 I def trust the parents but education on autism is constantly changing and new prospects are constantly developing which is why I commented what I did
@KathyHussey063 I don't mean to be rude but I don't really understand the purpose of your comment. I mean, I agree, but I guess I don't understand why this isn't a stand alone comment bc more people would see it that way
Edit: maybe you're just sharing and I'm overthinking it lol
That is so precious & sweet. When he said every girl deserves to walk down the aisle, I started crying even harder. When I got married, I had to do it in a courthouse. Why? Because my dad doesn't care about his only daughter, AND because his new wife, never had any kids, so for some sick and twisted reason she was jealous of me. And since it was HER 1st marriage at age 41, and you better believe THEY spent TONS of money on THAT wedding. My wedding? Not ONE penny. They didn't even attend. Why? My dad said, "He was tired." And this is ACTUALLY, me, painting him in a good light. I call him 'sperm donor,' now, because he never did deserve the title dad. He stole SO much from me. What I would have given to have had a dad who TRULY loved me. At least I know I have my REAL Father, my Heavenly Father, Who is the One TRULY responsible for me being here.❤
I'm so sorry you're sperm doner didn't want to be a man
I'm sorry you have had to go through that in your life 😢!
Loving, caring father is such a gift beyond any price range. My father spent my childhood beating mother and drinking, I hope you all with good fathers understand how lucky you are, wish you and your fathers the best.
Now I'm crying😢. She will have her day, sir, and what a beautiful day I hope it to be. ❤
This is so gorgeous! He’s the perfect father for this little one. He’s a great dad and hold seminars.
All your girls are amazing ❤ you must be so proud of Sophie she has come so far and to see her walk down the isle in incredible ❤❤❤❤
Now I’m crying. Beautiful moment. I hope she gets to experience this at her own wedding and has the best partner ever.