Doctors told me my wife had 6 months to live three days after our wedding & I kept it SECRET – we even went on honeymoon

SITTING in a private room just three days after marrying his childhood sweetheart, Taylor Odlozil wanted answers to a heartbreaking question. 

“She’s going to die, isn’t she?” he asked, bracing himself for the reply which he knew could change his life with Haley in an instant.

His new wife was battling ovarian cancer and the doctor had devastating news: “She’s got six months,” she replied, and Taylor, 31, broke down. 

But in an endearing act of love, Taylor made the decision to keep the bleak prognosis from his new wife so she could enjoy their honeymoon. 

He says: “I just lost it. The doctor was comforting me and I couldn’t bring myself to tell her that. 

“I had to gather myself, go out into the waiting room, look at Haley in the face, knowing that she’s dying.”

In December 2015, Haley was 22 when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of ovarian cancer, just two months before their wedding.  

She’d found a lump in her stomach which doctors had initially thought was a cyst. 

With gruelling treatment looming and the day of the wedding getting closer, Haley made a selfless suggestion.

Taylor recalls: “She looked at me and said, ‘I need to tell you something, if you want to call off the wedding and you can marry someone else, that’s okay with me. There’s no telling what my future holds, but it’s full of doctor’s appointments, and heartache and sadness. 

If you would like to move on, that’s ok with me.’ 

“It just broke my heart, I said ‘are you kidding?’ I'm not going anywhere, we're riding this to the end together'", he says, on the .

Haley started chemo and after losing all of her hair, she had to use glue to attach a wig on her wedding day. 

But the treatment didn’t work and that was when Taylor asked to see the doctor alone.