// BBC UK NEWS — CRONACA
I had days to live - but five months later I'm still making memories
Charlie and new wife Judy described 16 March as the "best day" of their lives
After returning home from hospital, Charlie Lock was told he had two weeks to live - but five months later, he is still finding "dying wishes" to achieve.
He has not only battled an aggressive and rare terminal brain cancer, but fought to regain movement in his body after devastating seizures that left him in a medically-induced coma.
Despite these things, he's married his childhood sweetheart, travelled to Norway, and achieved a "lifelong dream" of quizzing Sir Tim Berners-Lee on how he created the World Wide Web.
Charlie, 19, is not done yet, he wants to catch his new wife in his arms after she completes a skydive.
"I was upset that I'd broken my promise to Judy that I'd be with her forever," he said.
"I intend to spend every second I have left sucking air with her and my family.
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Charlie, from Merthyr Tydfil, was enjoying his first year studying cyber security at the University of Gloucester after achieving four A-levels and securing a prestigious scholarship.
As he has autism, external, living independently alongside girlfriend Judy was a major milestone.