A heartwarming video has emerged of ME sufferer Jessica Taylor dancing with her husband Samuel Bearman at their wedding after she was bedridden for ten years.

Jessica Taylor was diagnosed with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, also known as Chronic fatigue syndrome, at the age of fifteen and was hospitalised from 2006 to 2010.

"On Saturday 29th April 2017 Jessica after over a years physiotherapy to learn to walk again and build up her strength and muscles she completed her goal to walk down the aisle to me," Samuel Bearman wrote online.

"Over a week has passed now and Jessica is slowly recovering," he added.

After being bedridden for years, unable to move, Jessica Taylor discovered she could paint by laughing while balancing a paintbrush in her hand.

She called the new for of art "laugh-o-gram" and was exhibited in the Canterbury Art Festival 2009.

The following year, she founded the charity 'Share a Star' which assists severely unwell children and teenagers.

Jessica Taylor my wife was born in March 1991, at Maidstone Hospital in England. She grew up in Rochester and Canterbury, Kent, where she attended Rochester Grammar School for Girls.
 
At the age of 15, she became acutely unwell with an illness called Myalgic Encephalomyletis (M.E). She was hospitalised from 2006-2010, suffering with the most severe form of the condition. This included her being bedridden, unable to move, speak, eat and more. She began to write in her mind, and when finally able to speak again, she began to write through her audio diary ‘Bug’.
 
In 2009, Jessica began her journey to being able to move, in a rather unique way…through laughter! She realised that through balancing a paintbrush in her hand, laughter caused the paintbrush to move, creating a new form of art that she called a ‘Laugh-O-Gram‘. Her first collection was exhibited in the Canterbury Art Festival 2009. All her pieces have been exhibited since then. In 2010, she founded a charity called Share a Star, whilst still in hospital to help more seriously unwell youngsters. It is now a registered charity that she continues to run. Jessica’s journey has been tempestuous since she left hospital for home, and she has continued to fight for her life. She is currently still bedridden, ten years after it began. She writes a Facebook blog called The World of One Room and made a YouTube video of the same name that has reached tens of thousands of people in multiple countries. Jessica will be featuring in a film called Unrest (Also know as Canary in a Coal mine). The aim which of both of these is to raise awareness.

On Saturday 29th April 2017 Jessica after over a years physiotherapy to learn to walk again and build up her strength and muscles she completed her goal to walk down the aisle to me Samuel Bearman. This video is from our first dance. Over a week has passed now and Jessica is slowly recovering.

****Jessica featured in a BBC Stories video showing how she managed to complete her dream. the video has over 13 million views and is still rising steadily. ****