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On July, 29, 2016, Hayden Ryals helped save 2-year-old Skye Savren-McCormick's life with a bone marrow transplant

Now, two years later, Ryals and Skye teamed up for another special day: Ryals' wedding

On June 9, little Skye served as the flower girl as Ryals, 26, wed Adrian Ryals in Hartford, Alabama

Talia Savren-McCormick and her husband Todd set off on the long journey from their Ventura, California home to Alabama just two days before the ceremony where, Savren-McCormick says Skye enjoyed every moment

"It was so sweet and she was really excited to do it. I put her one the ground and she took one step and then took a giant handful of flowers and tossed them on the ground," Savren-McCormick tells PEOPLE of now-3-year-old Skye

"It was very heartwarming. We're so grateful to Hayden, she saved Skye's life. She was really cute

" In March 2016, doctors diagnosed Skye with lymphoma and juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia — a rare cancer that only affects one in one million children

Months later in July, she was matched with Ryals for first bone marrow transplant

And Savren-McCormick says the families have stayed in touch ever since. "When Skye turned 3 in March, Hayden sent her a birthday present

And in the birthday card there was a wedding invitation," the mom recalls. "It said in the card, 'In a perfect world you guys could come out and I would love Skye to be my flower girl

' We thought it was really sweet. It was very special." Savren-McCormick and Todd were initially wary of taking Skye such a far distance with her illness

But when doctors gave the family the okay, both Skye and Ryals were excited. "We started booking our flight and hotel and we got Skye's flower girl dress!" Savren-McCormick says

"She had never been on an airplane before … she loved it. Skye looked at dresses and Skye ultimately liked the one she wore the best

She picks her own clothes everyday, she's very opinionated on what she wears." Photos from the event showed Skye performing her flower girl duties, and posing for photos with the bridal party

The little girl sported a cream-colored dress with a blue ribbon around her waist

"It was very humbling and surreal. Everyone knew who she was because the town is so small," Savren-McCormick tells PEOPLE of her daughter

"It was amazing. I never imagined that we would be here. I was just so proud of [Skye] after how much she's been through and how far she's come

The fact that we were able to do this was just amazing." Doctors didn't expect Skye to survive the two forms of cancer when she was diagnosed just months after her birth

Savren-McCormick previously told PEOPLE that doctors gave the little girl just a 10 percent chance of survival

"These words were like a hydrogen bomb had just been dropped in our laps, with the smiling face of your own child," she previously told PEOPLE

"As parents, we decided we had to keep fighting and Skye would tell us when or if she was done

" Skye required blood and platelet transfusions — often on a daily basis — and underwent three bone-marrow transplants, surgery to remove her oversized spleen and several rounds of chemotherapy for the cancers, hospital officials say

She had received 77 units of blood and platelets during a 10-month stay at UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital

Now, Savren-McCormick says Skye is doing miraculously well, and she looks forward to all the memories she and Ryals will share

"I always say they're smitten for each other, they're just in love. I could feel the love between the two of them

Hayden was holding Skye and Skye sat on her lap almost the entire time. They were jut in their own little world together

They have a special bond," she says. "It's a really sweet connection. [Skye] loves looking at pictures of [the wedding] and she always tells people she was the flower girl

She's very proud. I don't know if I've ever heard of a bone marrow recipient being in their donor's wedding

I thought that was very special. I can't wait to see Skye grow up and continue to have that relationship with Hayden

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Dem Congresswoman Has Finally Been Arrested And It's Not Pretty – Nobody Is Above The Law! - Duration: 6:39.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal, a Democratic Congresswoman from Seattle, Washington and an all-around

Marxist, protested the president's "zero tolerance" immigration policies yesterday

on Capitol Hill.

It was some kind of women's march and she was arrested with approximately 575 of her

comrades.

The protesters marched from the Department of Justice to the Hart Senate building, where

they sat and chanted in an act of nonviolent civil disobedience, which led to the arrest

of about 600 women.

They were charged with unlawfully demonstrating inside the atrium of the Hart Senate Office

Building in Washington D.C.

Almost two thousand women showed up to protest and included in their ranks were Democratic

Senators and other politicians looking to push an open borders agenda.

They chanted "WE CARE" and "ABOLISH ICE."

Abolishing ICE has become the new favorite talking point of the left.

It's part of the communist agenda along with doing away with police officers and prisons.

The protesters are demanding that Congress act to end Trump's policies that criminalize

and detain undocumented immigrants and separate detained families.

Democratic Sens. Ed Markey of Massachusetts, Mazie Hirono of Hawaii, Kirsten Gillibrand

of New York and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut were also at the protest to support those

going after President Trump and his policies.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth showed up in her wheelchair with her daughter in her lap.

Nothing like using your newborn as a piece of political propaganda for a cause.

The protesters have their fur up over the separation of families at the border, which

as far as I know isn't even an issue anymore.

Trump has reunited families as of last weekend.

Now, the cause du jour is the call for not imprisoning families as a whole… let them

all go.

See how that works?

Voila!

Open borders and no one is an illegal alien anymore.

But, as of right now, we are not prosecuting families that come over.

I think they are just sending them back which works for me.

The left has ignored President Trump's actions and are engaging in grandstanding and massive

lying to further politics on their side.

All the lawsuits, judicial orders and protests are over a non-issue here.

Jayapal said she was arrested at the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill.

It was not a pretty sight.

She said she was protesting the "inhumane and cruel" immigration policies of President

Trump.

"I was just arrested with 500+ women and @WomensMarch to say @RealDonaldTrump's cruel

zero-tolerance policy will not continue.

Not in our country.

Not in our name.

June 30 we're putting ourselves in the street again."

No one is above the law and the women who were arrested were being disorderly and making

a scene.

They broke the law and were busted for it.

Jayapal had it coming.

She is an extreme leftist and enjoys being provocative.

Of course, she was arrested, processed and released right on the spot.

They almost always are.

The rally was organized by the Women's March and the Center for Popular Democracy.

The women sat in the building in protest of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' and President

Trump's "zero tolerance" policy that maintains a hard line on illegal border crossings.

"I'm proud to have been arrested with them," Jayapal said.

They were arrested for illegally demonstrating in a government building and charged with

crowding and obstructing others.

It took place inside the atrium of the federal building as part of the #WomenDisobey protest,

according to CNN.

Demonstrators reportedly wore Mylar blankets, similar to ones given to children detained

at the border.

"They want to create a big moment up here on Capitol Hill the day that many lawmakers

will wrap up their legislative work and head home without addressing the family separation

issue," CNN correspondent Sunlen Serfaty reported.

Crowds from the "Women Disobey" march disrupted traffic in the streets of Washington

earlier in the day.

Not long after being released, Rep. Jayapal gave an interview about the protest, saying

women were sitting and chanting in the Hart building, "drawing attention to the tragic

situation [of] children who are in cages, separated from their parents, parents who

are seeking asylum, who are in prison."

Jayapal said the demands are simple: They want Trump to reverse the zero-tolerance policy,

free the children who have been detained and reunite them with their parents, and allow

the parents to seek asylum in accordance with due process laws.

She's not in control or in a position to demand anything of the president and she's

lying.

"I'm just so proud of these women who understand what a serious moment we're in

and what a cruel and inhumane and intolerable and unAmerican thing we are doing thanks to

the Trump administration," Jayapal continued.

Jayapal has previously visited immigrant mothers who were brought to a federal prison in Seattle,

some of whom have been separated from their children.

Even after a federal judge ordered this week that the administration reunite the families,

she says it has yet to happen: "When I was in the federal prison, I saw a slip of paper

that a mother handed to me that had her name, her identification number, and then supposedly

her kids, except she said, 'These are not my children.'

So we know that the Trump administration has no idea which kids belong with which parents

and where they are."

That is not true and she knows it.

"We have a lot to do, and this is still a crisis of extreme proportions," Jayapal

said.

"As a member of Congress, it's a shame that this government, my government, is doing

this to children…

I think it is a really beautiful thing that people are allowing themselves to feel so

deeply the tragedy of what we're doing.

And that is what's turning them out, so I'm just grateful to people who refuse to

let this d*e and who are keeping it at the forefront even with all the important issues

we have in front of us."

It's this kind of dishonesty from leftists such as Jayapal that is ripping this country

apart.

And that's what they want.

She should have been put behind bars to cool off and consider her actions, but there were

too many to arrest.

Still, this is the sort of thing that leads to unrest, chaos and violence in the streets.

She's not above the law and she should have to answer for her actions.

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