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She told St Oswald’s Hospice that she began making videos to share on the platform because she wanted to generate awareness while trying to inspire people.
“After the initial shock of my diagnosis, I thought if this is the end of my life, I need to do something good with the time I have left,” Stacey said.
“I knew nothing about cancer, and so I wanted to raise awareness to others, and that’s when I started my daily video diaries on Tik Tok.”
“Everything started to blow up on social media and as a family, we’ve had an unbelievable amount of support.”
“From the beginning, I’ve been really honest about my journey as there’s a lot people don’t talk about when it comes to cancer. It’s sometimes a taboo subject, so I want to show the hard times when I’ve been in a lot of pain.”
Sadly, Stacey’s family shared in a TikTok video that she passed away on the afternoon of November 17th.
