They say love knows no boundaries, and there are many couples who have proven this with their relationships.
There's Lorraine who has never left Don's side during his struggle with ALS. Banker White's documentary A Marriage To Remember also clearly showcases the power of his parents' relationship as his mother battles Alzheimer’s disease.
Mindie Kniss and her husband Sean Stephenson in the video below are another great example.
Sean suffers from osteogenesis imperfecta, a genetic bone disorder which left his growth stunted at just 2’8. Yet his condition, which affects an estimated 20,000–50,000 people in the United States, isn’t an issue for Mindie. The Arizona couple married in September 2012 after dating for three years.
“It’s a joy to get to be married to this woman. Not a day goes by where I don’t tell her I love her,” Stephenson says. “I think people, when they look at our marriage, they think how sweet of a person Mindie is to be in love with me. And, if they only knew how much I take care of her.”
Like all married couples, Mindie and Sean have their differences, as they explain at the 2:04 mark. They also have to deal with vicious emails from strangers, who say Mindie is only in the relationship for financial stability. They even negatively comment on the couple's intimacy. But Sean has a great response for all of them at the 3:42 mark.
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