Re: Digest Number 4031

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Hi I wanted to share that in choosing a life partner, its important to have that person support no matter what lies ahead. I have a twin sister who was diagnosed in college with PSC. We we came to grad school, she met her husband and they fell in love. He married her despite knowing one day she would need a liver transplant. For him, I dont believe it didn't make a difference in wanting to marry her. When you choose in sickness and in health, it really means that so if she is the one, she will give you the support and love you need. It has been wonderful to see the love and support my brother in law has given my twin. I am so appreciative, because of their love it has really strengthen her ability to manage this disease. Most importantly to not have to fight this alone. I and rest of our family really believe that GOD put them together to help them fight this together and to help her with this journey.

Without my brother-in-law's love and support, I dont think she would have been able to really cope and adjust the way she has and ironnically, she in return had to offer him same support as a result of him being diagnosed with cancer last year. If you have someone, who will be able be there through all the ups and downs of PSC or life in general because we are going to have struggles, that is really true love in my opinion. wrote: