A woman has revealed she married a man seven months after breaking up with him because he forgot they had split up due to a concussion that caused him to lose his memory.
In February 2020, Jenna Brotherson, now 27, from Utah, decided to break up with her boyfriend, Mitchell.
But one day after she broke the news to him, he suffered a terrible skiing accident that left him unable to remember their separation.
Not knowing they were no longer dating, Mitchell kept texting Jenna asking them to get together.
She didn’t realize that he had lost his memory and was impressed with his determination, eventually deciding to give him another chance.
A woman has revealed she married a man seven months after breaking up with him because he forgot they had split up due to a concussion that caused him to lose his memory.
The two ended up getting married almost a year later and are now happily in love.
Jenna spoke about her abnormal love story in tiktok recently, and it quickly went viral, leaving many people on the web stunned.
“I broke up with my boyfriend, he had a concussion, I forgot I broke up with him and then we got married seven months later,” Jenna said in the video, which has been viewed more than 34,000 times.
On TikTok, she recalled telling Mitchell that things “weren’t working out.”
She said they had a “very good conversation” and eventually agreed to go their separate ways.
But a day later, he “landed badly” while trying to do a spin on a ski hill and “suffered a really bad concussion.”
“He passed out and didn’t know what was happening. “He was really out of it and didn’t remember that I had broken up with him,” she shared.
“I got a call and a text from him and he said, ‘I just got into an accident at the ski resort and I need you to come pick me up because I can’t drive.’
In February 2020, Jenna Brotherson, now 27, from Utah, decided to break up with her boyfriend, Mitchell.
But one day after she broke the news to him, he suffered a terrible skiing accident that left him unable to remember their separation.
“I thought, ‘Why are you sending me this message? “I just broke up with him.”
Not knowing they were no longer dating, Mitchell kept texting Jenna asking them to get together. She is seen after the separation.
Jenna explained that she decided not to go pick him up, but Mitchell didn’t back down.
“He would send me messages all week like, ‘Hey, do you want to hang out?'” she recalled.
“I remember showing my friend something like, ‘He just texted me again. Why do you keep communicating? “What don’t you understand about me breaking up with him?”
She even revealed that he showed up at her door with ice cream one night after she told him she wasn’t feeling well.
Jenna admitted she was impressed by how “nice” he was being, and a week later, she realized she missed him and wanted to give him another chance.
They met and the first thing Jenna did was apologize to Mitchell for breaking up with him, and that’s when she realized he had no idea.
She didn’t realize that he had lost his memory and was impressed with his determination, eventually deciding to give him another chance.
Jenna recently opened up about her abnormal love story on TikTok, explaining that she and Mitchell ended up getting married almost a year later and are now happily in love.
“I thought, ‘I’m so sorry I broke up with you. “I had time to think about it and you’ve been so amazing that I want to get back together,” he shared.
“Then I found out the concussion was really bad and he didn’t remember we had broken up, so he thought we were still dating.”
Reflecting on the terrible experience of People magazine, Jenna added, “She thought it was really funny and I was relieved.”
“It was easy to get back together because for him, we were never together.”
He proposed to her five months later and they married in September 2020.
“During my husband’s speech, he mentioned that he didn’t remember the breakup, but he was so grateful that everything worked out in the end,” she gushed.
‘Now we are both 27 years old and when people ask us about our love story, it is our favorite part to tell. We really felt invisible threads that united us all the time.”
