Here is the story of a couple that who said their wedding vows two times because of a tragedy
On the night of November 24, 1993, Kim and Krickitt were on their way to visit Krickitt’s parent when they were involved in a terrible automobile accident that almost killed them both. Krickitt , however, was in a coma for two weeks, and when she awoke, she had no short term memory. When she was able to talk to Kim, who recovered more quickly, she looked at him and said, “I don’t know you. I don’t want you; go back to where you came from and she kept talking about Todd, her boyfriend of some four years before
She knew her parents and remembered everything clearly that had happened years ago; but she could not recognize her husband. For Kim, it was like being married to a living dead. To revitalise her love for him, Kim stood by her, helped her in rehabilitation, brought flowers for her, and the storybook ending to this near fatal tragedy is that eventually Kim and Krickitt (wearing the same dress that she had worn when she first took her vows) had another ceremony – just like the first one- reaffirming their love and commitment to each other. Love was born the second time in her heart for this man.
Love is more than an emotion; it’s a deep meaningful commitmenth. Remembering this all the time will make our marriage stand in the face of challenging circumstances.

https://mbasic.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=430763063743295&id=424555717697363&refid=17

If I hadn't experienced something like this, understanding it would be much harder.

It's a crazy and almost frustrating feeling having someone wake up from a coma and not remember a lot about you, then needing to constantly remind them of things about you (and even themselves)... things they're supposed to know.
Thank God for photos, videos, friends, family, and loads of saved instant messages - all it takes is patience, the memory gradually returns with time if the head trauma wasn't too severe.

Probably needed to read that.

AJOT99:
Here is the story of a couple that who said their wedding vows two times because of a tragedy
On the night of November 24, 1993, Kim and Krickitt were on their way to visit Krickitt’s parent when they were involved in a terrible automobile accident that almost killed them both. Krickitt , however, was in a coma for two weeks, and when she awoke, she had no short term memory. When she was able to talk to Kim, who recovered more quickly, she looked at him and said, “I don’t know you. I don’t want you; go back to where you came from and she kept talking about Todd, her boyfriend of some four years before
She knew her parents and remembered everything clearly that had happened years ago; but she could not recognize her husband. For Kim, it was like being married to a living dead. To revitalise her love for him, Kim stood by her, helped her in rehabilitation, brought flowers for her, and the storybook ending to this near fatal tragedy is that eventually Kim and Krickitt (wearing the same dress that she had worn when she first took her vows) had another ceremony – just like the first one- reaffirming their love and commitment to each other. Love was born the second time in her heart for this man.
Love is more than an emotion; it’s a deep meaningful commitmenth. Remembering this all the time will make our marriage stand in the face of challenging circumstances.

https://mbasic.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=430763063743295&id=424555717697363&refid=17

Lovely story

Krickitt was lucky to have a wonderful husband like Kim....

May their love continue to wax stronger

No problem.
Just get ready to fall OUT!

Hmmmmmm