Georgia Couple Gets Married In Hospital After Groom Suffers Chemical Burn: ‘There’s Nothing That Would Stop Me From Marrying Him’
While Cobb was steadily recovering, the original wedding date grew closer. They both wanted to be wed on the same day if possible despite the circumstances. Determined to make it happen, they were often discussing possible solutions. After overhearing some of the pair’s discussions about their wedding, a JMS Burn Center nurse at Doctors Hospital named Mary Cook, rounded up some of her coworkers to help fulfill the pair’s wish.
“I wanted to give him something positive out of all this negative. Preston was adamant that he was not going to change his wedding date,” Cook told the publication.
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