Melissa Dohme was rescued by EMT Cameron Hill, who was one of the first EMTs to respond to her after she was viciously attacked.
This couple has proven the testament and definition of love as they walked down the aisle.
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In 2011, Melissa Dohme was stabbed 32 times by her jealous ex-boyfriend. Her wounds were so bad that witnesses thought she was dead.
But six years later, Dohme is very much alive, and walking down the aisle to say "I do" to the EMT who rescued her.
Cameron Hill was one of the first responders in the aftermath of the horrific attack. Later, they fell in love. But getting to the happy moment was an ordeal that no woman should have to endure.
Her assailant sliced her across the face and damaged a facial nerve, which left Dohme's with a lopsided smile.
After Hill proposed in 2015, Dohme was determined to get it back, telling Inside Edition: “I want to smile when I walk down the aisle.”
In 2015, Dr. Tessa Hadlock at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, performed the groundbreaking surgery to restore her smile.
She took muscles from Melissa’s inner thigh and transplanted them to her face starting at the corner of her mouth.
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Inside Edition was given access to the operation at Massachusetts Eye and Ear in Boston where Dr. Hadlock performed the intricate eight-hour surgery.
It took a year-and-a-half for the implanted muscle and nerves to re-generate in her face, but it was a success, and Dohme was a beaming bride on her wedding day.
She arrived in a horse drawn carriage at the March 4 wedding in Florida with a big and bright smile and a heart full of joy.
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