A devoted husband completed radical MS treatment to prevent his symptoms from worsening and his young wife - who suffered a brain aneurysm - from having to go into a care home. Scott and Suzanne McPhillimy, both 34, met at the age of 16 at high school.
The couple from East Kilbride tied the knot in 2014, but a year later Scott was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis aged 26. He thought Suzanne would need to care for him due to the degenerative condition.
But in November 2020, the couple's world fell apart when Suzanne was on a work call at home and suffered a brain aneurysm. She underwent several brain surgeries and was in a coma for three months - until February 2021 - before being transferred to a rehab unit the following month.
