Lindsey ROBINSON (4 Sep 1976 - 19 Jan 2018)
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In loving memory of Lindsey ROBINSON who sadly passed away on 19th January 2018 Aged 41 Years
We met for the first time following Lindsey’s kidney pancreas transplant (2007) whilst she was in HDU and I was working as a nurse on the transplant unit ward C9, Addenbrooke's hospital, Cambridge. Although I didn't know then, lindsey had seen me in passing and had thought to herself that I was the person she wished, she had met a lot earlier in her life. This would become more vivid over the coming years after our lives became more entwined. In 2008 our relationship started properly after meeting on various occasions and slowly falling in love. We spent more and more time with each other, going to the cinema, theatre and out on trips around the country. We spent time in London, a special place for us and one that Lindsey enjoyed immensely, as she had not really spent time there before in her life. Our time together became closer and closer over the next few years, until eventually I moved to Ipswich to live with Lindsey.
I proposed in 2015 and Lindsey accepted, saying that this made her the happiest she had ever been. On 3rd November, 2016, we married in Orlando, Florida. The ceremony took place, at Paradise Cove, Orlando a beautiful lake side beach area near the Hard Rock Hotel, Universal studios Florida, where we staying. Whilst we were their as part of our honeymoon we spent time, at SeaWorld, Busch Gardens theme park, Tampa, Universal studios, Discovery Cove, where we swam with dolphin's both our first time to do this. This was the one thing that Lindsey had wanted to do and had dreamed of since seeing this earlier in life on television and has read about other peoples experiences in magazines. Our experiences whilst staying in America were exceptionally happy and we challenged each other to try every high speed ride and roller-coaster there was whilst we visited each theme park. I learned that we both were adrenaline junkies and we both enjoyed that buzz. We also attended Gatorland and Gatorworld which was a new experience for me, and we found entertaining. At the time this was the most happy holiday destination we had ever been and the memories of our wedding day will stay with me until I die.
Over our time together we lived life to the full, taking holidays in America, Tenerife, Rhodes and finally the cruise we took from Miami and around the Caribbean islands, November- December 2017, which proved to be our last holiday, we spent these times in love and together which can never be bettered or replaced. Lindsey was my soulmate, lover, friend, confidant and the first person I have ever loved this much in my life. We experienced everything together, like it was the first time, spending time going to the theatre, cinema, Live music events, restaurants and both having a love of life. I will never be able to replace these feelings or would ever want to.
I could go on and on about the things we experienced as a couple, there are so many other things our life and happiness involved and I could write a book about them personal and public, but it doesn't really pay justice to our times together as, our relationship was so much more than this very short synopsis of our wonderful life together, I will never be able to explain the immense love I felt for Lindsey and the love that was returned to me from Lindsey. I am sure that people who read this, some will understand what I'm trying to say as they to feel this way to their loved ones, others will grow to feel the same way as their relationships grow. Our life and love was cruelly cut very short by the final event in Lindsey's life which has left me heartbroken, empty, alone and a life now devoid of happiness.
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