A Glasgow paramedic who passed away from cancer at the age of just 24 was able to marry the love of her life before her death.
Meadhbh Cameron, who worked out of the Scottish Ambulance Service's Clydebank Station, was diagnosed with a rare form of lung cancer last year. After receiving chemotherapy, doctors informed her two days before Christmas she had six to eight weeks to live. She passed away on March 11.
But before then, Meadhbh was able to marry partner Lee Cameron, 27, at a ceremony in Oran Mór, Glasgow, thanks to the support of the Beatson Cancer Charity. They were married by Kenny Gray, a Healthcare Support Worker who worked in Meadhbh's ward in the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre.
