#5 Death
Death is possibly the most depressing reality that all of us are forced to experience willingly or unwillingly. We all know it is painful but trust me, our death won't be as painful as the death of someone we dearly love.
Millions followed the heartbreaking journey of country duo Joey + Rory, who shared their harrowing story of navigating the throws of cancer, and eventually, death. This is the story of true love and heartbreak.
#4 Because Of Cervical Cancer
Joey Feek passed away due to Cervical cancer a few months ago. The end to this love story was tragic and people around the world took notice of this great story of affection and how badly it all ended.
Months later, Rory had something important to say. He made an unbelievable announcement on his blog called The Life Is Live.
Checkout the announcement ahead.
#3 The Start
This is how he started it all.
"Yesterday, June 15th, was our anniversary. In the early morning, I carried a thermos and our two favorite mugs across the back field and shared a cup of coffee with my bride as the sun came up over the wooden cross with her name on it. I talked and she listened. Or at least, I hoped that somewhere, somehow, she could hear me. And I felt her presence the way I do most days since she's been gone...in my heart, and in my soul. And I pulled out my iPhone and pushed play... and we watched a movie trailer together as my tears fell. This was my gift to her."
#2 The Anniversary Gift
The man continued writing, "I have had lots of time these last few months to think about what anniversary gift I wanted to give to my wife this year - what act of service I could do, that would matter to her - if she were here. So with the help of some friends, I am going to try to give her a gift that is pretty much impossible... To live on, even after she's gone."
#1 The Big Announcement
And finally he makes the big announcement.
"Joey and I have a friend named Ben that runs Provident Films here in Nashville and like many others, he has been following our story and hurting and praying for us for the last year or so. When I shared some of the hundreds-of-hours of footage with Ben that I had been putting together the last couple of months, he and his team offered to help in turning that footage in to something greater than just a few small videos on the blog that I write. To turn it into a film."
Their story will now be made into a movie. This is brilliant, isn't it?
