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Now, today's first story comes from the marriage subreddit from familiar kinfolk 629 and says,

Sister-in-law thinks her wedding commitments are more important than my dying mother's cancer test results.

My 42 female sister-in-law, 38 female, is getting married.

I had very little contact with us before the wedding.

Any contact initiated has been us visiting my husband's 45 male family, which is out of state,

and has a 14 to 16 hour drive each way.

I've always gone along with my sister-in-law, but this was a whole

side of her that my husband has told me about, but I had never actually seen. My mother has been

diagnosed with cancer and has had to have many treatments, including surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.

Before all of these treatments we had to wait on a test to determine which stage of cancer

she was in.

When we were waiting on my mother's cancer test results, we would know in three days, and

the cancer test results could be absolutely devastating and could let us know how long my

mother had to live.

Every day seemed like an eternity. During this time, my sister-in-law

called my husband and I to ask us exactly which role we and our children would have in her

wedding. She knew exactly what position we were in, and we told her on the phone call repeatedly

what was happening. At this point, how long we could stay and what we could do would be determined by my mother's

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