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I lost a limb to bone cancer, but Davin has always loved me.​

 

Sabrina says says she isn't your average girl — she endured a rare form of bone cancer and had to undergo an amputation — but her fiance Davin loves her still the same.

Sabrina wrote: 

Just like 1 in every 5 relationships, we met online. We didn't mean to. We just happened to. 

Davin and I are both 24 this year. We first met in a silly game named "Audition" more than 2 years ago. I was with my friends when Davin's oddly-dressed character randomly stepped into our room. 

From there he continued to annoy us with his retarded antics, and to be honest, I was quite put off by it. So I ignored him. I was however quite intrigued by the way he typed, perfect English! 

How rare was it to find someone in a silly teenage game like "Audition" type in perfectly punctuated English? Eventually, I talked to him, we exchanged our contacts, and then, he asked to meet. 

It would all have been well, but you see, I am not your average girl. While I may look just like anyone else on the surface, I am far from that. 

I was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma when I was 13, a rare form of bone cancer. After 4 years of torment, going through chemotherapies and surgeries after surgeries, this disease did not leave me as whole as I would have liked. 

 

Continue.

I had to undergo an amputation, and move around with the aid of a prosthesis now. 

So when Davin asked to meet, I hesitated, and told him the truth about me. His response? "Okay.. Why should that bother me?" 

I could sense his sincerity in wanting to meet me, so I eventually gave in. After going on a few dates, he popped the question, and I just couldn't say no. 

Davin and I both have our own different past. He has his own wild and crazy teenage years, while I had my struggle with cancer. 

We may seem like really different people, he loves to dance, to sing, and is evidently into the performing arts, and I, well, let's say I love being invisible. And sometimes I am pretty good at it. 

But when we come together, everything just feels right. It's like the world dissolves around us, and we don't care who disapproves of us, we're stuck in this together. 

People have questioned Davin, whether he would really want to be with someone like me, someone he has to take care of.. (but honestly people do you think I am that incompetent, I can take care of myself thank you very much!) 

By being with me, he'll face obstacles of a whole other level. Medical bills, social stigma, what have you. I've always felt bad for dragging Davin into this with me, and have asked him if he was sure about us. But Davin has always just responded with, "I don't care, I love you." And that just shuts me up, and I feel all fuzzy inside. 

2 years on, we're still happily together. I'm pursuing my honours degree in the UK now, and have 4 months to go before I return to Singapore. 

Being apart for 9 months isn't easy. Ask anyone in a long distance relationship. But technology has helped us a lot, and we're confident we'll only emerge of it with our relationship stronger than ever! 

We've had our obstacles of course, and the occasional argument or fight. But which healthy relationship does not? 

I love how I can be completely silly and retarded, and well, myself, around him, and this works both ways. We recently got engaged, and as soon as I'm back from my studies in the UK, we'll start planning our lives together. And that, is the only thing that's keeping me going. 

“I love you bee! You mean the world to me. Happy Valentines Day!"