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A woman married her fiancé in hospital after learning he was seriously ill - and he died just 34 hours later. <br/><br/>Rosie Dack, 25, married late husband Ryan, 25, in Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital on June 25, 2023, after he was given a week to live. <br/><br/>The pair planned the wedding in just two hours - after Ryan told Rosie on a whim his last wish was to marry her. <br/><br/>Rosie wore a white summer dress she found at the back of her wardrobe, and they celebrated with family, friends, canteen cake and plastic cups of nozeco. <br/><br/>But on the evening of June 26, Ryan died - leaving Rosie to go on with her arranged hen do and celebrate their anniversary as a widow. <br/><br/>Rosie, a content creator from Norwich, Norfolk, said: “It was the best day of my life - but I didn’t know it would be my last with him.<br/><br/>“When hospital staff heard getting married was Ryan’s last wish, they did absolutely everything they could.\
A woman married her fiancé in hospital after learning he was seriously ill - and he died just 34 hours later. <br/><br/>Rosie Dack, 25, married late husband Ryan, 25, in Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital on June 25, 2023, after he was given a week to live. <br/><br/>The pair planned the wedding in just two hours - after Ryan told Rosie on a whim his last wish was to marry her. <br/><br/>Rosie wore a white summer dress she found at the back of her wardrobe, and they celebrated with family, friends, canteen cake and plastic cups of nozeco. <br/><br/>But on the evening of June 26, Ryan died - leaving Rosie to go on with her arranged hen do and celebrate their anniversary as a widow. <br/><br/>Rosie, a content creator from Norwich, Norfolk, said: “It was the best day of my life - but I didn’t know it would be my last with him.<br/><br/>“When hospital staff heard getting married was Ryan’s last wish, they did absolutely everything they could.\
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