Mit Jess Hell after the Battle of Cancer: It was the effect 42

Influential Jess Hell He died after a battle with cancer. It was 42.

“We destroyed that Jess died last Friday after a 8 -year battle with cancer,” the Hurrel family participated via Instagram On Friday, August 29. “Her positive energy was infectious, and her family and friends loved her dearly and her presence around her.”

While Kril fought her diagnosis of cancer, her health conflicts did not prevent her from living and enjoying her life.

“Even treating this terrible disease for more than 8 years, people could not believe the positive and powerful strength,” the honor continued. “Most people did not even know that Jess was carrying this with her, as she was always overcome, smiled and worked through life. We are broken heart and will be remembered forever.”

Naja Jais By her husband, David HellAnd their two children. The couple shared the son and the daughter whose names were not publicly disclosed.

David also participated in honor of his late wife as he honored the fourteenth anniversary of marriage. (The couple linked the knot in 2011 after meeting at school.)

“Happy memory Habibi,” David wrote via Instagram Along with many exhaustion pictures of their grooms. “I can’t believe that we did not reach 14, but I had an incredible 25 -year -old, and I am blessed to meet you.

Jess is famous for creating an interior design and online lifestyle, as it eventually planted more than 94,000 followers on Instagram. Earlier this year, Jess opened the diagnosis of skin cancer and the experience of fighting the disease.

“Four and a half years ago, I was told that skin cancer in the second stage had advanced to the fourth stage … I had malignant glands and removed the lymph nodes 18 months ago and was given everything clear,” wrote along with Instagram in February. “But it was very frightening. I didn’t know if I would be here to see my children grow up. So I started two years of immunotherapy.”

The video included clips from Jess with her family while traveling around the world and visited the doctors.

“Between us we escaped to explore the world as much as possible. At the end of two years I was about to explain everything again when they found that skin cancer had spread to Brian and I had many brain tumors.” “So I started radio therapy on my mind.”

Jess shared that the treatment was “action” and that her tumors are “gold”. In January, she completed her treatment and learned that she was “Free from cancer.”

“Every day is a privilege when I am told of what I was told, and when I went to the places where I went in my head,” I read the illustrative name. “Fear does not disappear completely, because I see my consultant this week, and the next round of examination is to raise her ugly head again.”

“But I never forget how lucky I am here and I will continue to live in my life, explore, celebrate everything, and enjoy everything surrounded by my favorite. Because we are here for a long time, not a long time and never know when someone or something will withdraw from you.”