- You being able to see me like this,
it makes me at least a little bit more hopeful
that we'll get to see this
and live to have kids and get married
and spend our life together.
- [Narrator] Hello.
- Hello.
- [Narrator] What's your name
and how do you know each other?
- I'm Clyde.
- I'm Bailey.
We are engaged to get married.
- [Narrator] What are we here to do today?
So we're going to age him
so that we can see what old man Clyde would look like,
because might not be able to see that.
Clyde has an auto-immune condition
that could possibly shorten his life.
When he was first diagnosed, he almost died.
And so there is a possibility that, that could happen again.
- [Narrator] What is the autoimmune disease?
- It's called the Granulomatosis with polyangiitis
very similar to Rheumatoid arthritis.
Just a bit more severe.
- It affects his lungs.
- Yeah, It's a respiratory effecting illness mostly.
- [Narrator] Have you two talked about
what life will be like if the other person passes?
- Yeah.
- I was crying about it the other day.
I cry about it a lot unfortunately,
because we know that he'll probably pass before me and
- We'll see.
- Well okay.
It's likely that, that's what will happen.
And the thought of losing you is terrifying.
- [Narrator] All right. Are you ready?
- Yes.
- [Narrator] Okay.
We're going to bring the makeup team in.
- All right.
- I love you baby.
(music)
- [Narrator] Hi.
- Hi.
- [Narrator] How was that process for you?
- Very fun.
Honestly I've never had like prosthetics
or anything put on my face.
- [Crowd Member] You are in like your sixties.
- Sixties.
Oh, okay. that's not bad.
- [Narrator] Bailey.
- Yes.
- [Narrator] Are you ready?
- I am.
- [Narrator] Go ahead and look at him.
(laughing)
- Am I as cute as you thought I would be?
- Oh my god.
- Will you still marry me?
- Yes I still want to marry you.
- Kiss me then.
- Oh my god.
You look like an old, old man.
(laughing)
Oh my god.
(laughing)
- There is so much shit on my face right now.
- I can see that.
- Oh you look so good.
- [Narrator] What's it like seeing him at this age,
knowing that there's a good chance,
he won't reach this age?
- Clyde is literally like the most amazing person
I've ever met.
And so the thought of living without him is so scary.
I like seeing him like this.
It's fun to imagine.
You're still very handsome.
How do you envision us at that age?
- I'm picturing that we're newly retired
and we're still traveling.
I don't really know.
I don't know what else.
I don't, I haven't thought that far.
I don't, I didn't think I was going to live this long.
So.
- What did you expect then,
if you didn't think you would live that long?
- I mean, to be fair after being sick,
that was definitely a tough transition
coming back to like normal life.
So I kind of had always had this feeling
of impending doom. Impending death.
And I never really like thought about
what was going to be in the future,
but truly like, you know,
you being able to see me like this,
it makes me at least a little bit more hopeful
that we'll get to see this
and live to have kids and get married
and spend our life together.
So.
- We will.
We will get to live to see this version of Clyde.
I'll make sure of it.
I love you.
- I love you too.
- What do you think your life would be like without me?
- I'm sure I'll just live on a little farm with our kids
and our farm animals after him.
And just try to keep his memory alive for as long as I can.
- I love you.
- Love you too baby.
- Hopefully I didn't get too much of that makeup on you.
- It's okay, it's okay.
You look so crazy.
It's gonna be fun to take it off.
- Uh hm
- Very satisfying.
- Oh I had to shave for this too.
- No really.
Um hm
- No.
- Yeah.
There was a lot of hair.
- I didn't even notice.
I spent all night getting it looking all nice.
- [Narrator] All right, great job you two.
- Thank you.
Thanks guys.