Love is visible to the blind, and the disabled can embody love. Our inner selves hold great significance. If we possess inner strength, everything becomes achievable. Chelsie Hill, a firm believer in this philosophy, is a testament to it.
Chelsie Hill, now 29, became paralyzed from the waist down due to a car accident in 2010, which left her in a wheelchair. Despite this, Chelsie held onto her dream of walking down the aisle on her wedding day.
Was her dream realized?
Chelsie’s dream came true as she married Jay Bloomfield, 34, in a splendid ceremony. The highlight of the occasion was the surprise Chelsie had in store for her eagerly anticipating groom-to-be.
Jay’s surprise was apparent as Chelsie rose from her wheelchair and walked down the aisle to meet him.
“As soon as I saw Jay, his jaw dropped,” remarked Chelsie. “He was just in shock that I was walking because he had no idea.”
Chelsie accomplished this feat with the aid of leg braces and a walker.
Chelsie emphasized that there was no issue with remaining seated in her wheelchair, but she had always envisioned walking down the aisle while growing up.
Chelsie shared some of her heartfelt wedding vows on social media, which touched many.
She remarked, “My whole life I had imagined standing eye to eye with my husband on my wedding day. After my accident, I wasn’t sure if I would ever find someone who truly loved all of me.”
In a sweet message to her groom, she texted, “You have accepted me fully, honored me, and adored all the parts of me. For this moment today, I wanted to do something I had always dreamed of. Stand eye to eye with you as we promise our lives to each other.”
