Stacey Pentland He was 35 when he received one of the most devastating news: He was terminal cancer and the doctor’s forecasts gave him nothing but six months of life. However, and in light of all the odds, he submitted to Palliative treatment, which gave him a few more months to enjoy his husband Anthony and their four children Chloe, Sophie, Geordie and AJ.
The young British woman died on November 17, after 19 months of fighting a lymphoma that had no cure Unfortunately. Nevertheless, his fight against this aggressive cancer was documented on his TikTok account, which he opened when he learned of the terrible diagnosis and in which he managed to get more than 200 thousand people followed her and accompany in this process.
Little by little she managed to become a celebrity of the famous social network of short videos. In stacey352 I shared what it was like undergo treatment, sometimes aggressive and exhausting; his followers could see how he was losing his hair and strength, but never the courage to accompany others who were going through the same and that in their recordings they found some comfort and inspiration to move on.
She inspired many, who will now miss her
Stacey last appeared in a video on November 15. She looked tired, emaciated, and was on oxygen for assistance. I already knew it was the end, because he gave a farewell speech which was interrupted by some coughing fits. Died two days later of that recording and her family reported it on TikTok, as she would have liked.
The message was accompanied by an emotional Christina Perri song called “Remember me” (remember me).
In that latest video, many of her followers expressed their condolences, as they were also going through terminal cancer or grief, and Stacey’s messages helped them feel less alone. “Is anyone else crying? I did not know her personally but adored her … heaven has won an angel,” wrote one woman; “May the true queen of TikTok rest in peace“commented an elderly lady.
Stacey Pentland is survived by her husband and four children, who during her illness, were raising funds to pay for her treatments and who now her loved ones, friends and TikTok followers want to support with food and gifts as the holidays approach .
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