On the day she was diagnosed with cancer, her boyfriend still proposed to her; is this love?

A Connecticut bride died from an aggressive form of breast cancer just 18 hours after exchanging vows with her groom. Heather Mosher was diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2016, the same day her boyfriend Dave Mosher proposed to her. The two met in a swing dance group in Hartford, Connecticut, and quickly fell in love.

"I originally planned to propose to her on December 23." Dave, the 35-year-old groom, told the media. "That morning, she said she found a lump in her chest, and we went to the doctor. A biopsy confirmed that Heather did have breast cancer, but that didn't stop Dave from proposing. "Now more than ever she needed to know that she would not be alone," he recalled.

On December 22 of the following year, Dave and Heather Mosher in Hartford, Connecticut. of St. Francis Hospital to get married. "When you find true love... it's like trying to separate your arms from your body and you can't. You're connected," Dave said excitedly. After two rounds of chemotherapy and two surgeries, Heather began planning their wedding. The couple were originally scheduled to get married on December 30, until Heather's doctor advised the couple to "get married sooner."

As a result, Dave and Heather Mosher moved their wedding date to December 22. The couple exchanged vows in front of family and friends that day at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, Connecticut. Heather was on life support, lying in bed wearing a wig, wedding dress and jewelry. Photographer Christina Callas, a friend of Heather's and one of her bridesmaids, said: "She was dying and it was obvious when we were all there that these were her last moments. She Insisting on living to have the wedding...with the man of her dreams."

Eighteen hours after the wedding, Heather left. The family held a funeral for Heather Moser on December 30, the day the couple originally planned to marry. Her husband said it was not an intentional coincidence. "It's like surreal, I exchanged vows with her and here I am saying goodbye," Dave Mosher added.