Influencer Jess Hurrell Death after fighting cancer. She is 42 years old.
Hurrell’s family shared on Friday, August 29 that Jess was frustrated when he died last Friday after eight years of fighting cancer. Her positive energy is infectious, and her family and friends love her deeply and are by her side. ”
When Hurrell struggled with cancer diagnosis, she did not allow her own health struggle to prevent her from living and enjoying her life.
“Even if this terrible disease has been addressed for over 8 years, people can’t believe her positive and strong.” “Most people don’t even know that Jesse has been carrying it with her because she always skips, smiles and lives. Our hearts are broken and she will be remembered forever.”
Jesse’s husband survives David Hurrelland their two children. The couple shared a son and daughter whose names were not publicly disclosed.
David also paid tribute to his late wife, while commemorating the couple’s 14th wedding anniversary. (The couple ended in 2011 after meeting at school.)
“Happy Anniversary Dear,” David wrote via Instagram with several photos of the wedding. “I can’t believe we’re not 14 years old, but I have the most incredible 25 years and I’m lucky to see you. Sleep xxx
Jess is known for creating interior design and lifestyle content online, eventually fostering over 94,000 followers on Instagram. Earlier this year, Jess opened up her experience in melanoma diagnosis and fighting the disease.
“Four and a half years ago, I was told that my Stage 2 melanoma had developed to Stage 4 … 18 months before that, I had a malignant mole and lymph node and got clear,” she wrote. “But that came back, it was very scary. I don’t know if I’m going to see my kids grow up here. So I started two years of immunotherapy treatment.”
The video includes Jess’ family while traveling with her family and visiting the doctor.
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“In between, we escaped as much of the world as we could. At the end of the two years, when they discovered that melanoma spread to my Brian and my Brian and I had several brain tumors, I would clear everything again.” “So I started radio therapy on my brain.”
Jess shared that the treatment “works” and her tumor “disappears.” In January, she completed treatment and learned that she had “no cancer.”
“When you are told I’m told, every day is a privilege when you walk to the place in my mind,” the title reads. “The fear never completely goes away, I meet my consultant this week and the next round of check scans is coming. So, the scan will hold up the ugly head again.”
She continued: “But I will never forget that I was lucky enough to be here and will continue to live my life, explore, celebrate everything, just soak everything around my favorite people. Because we have had a great time here, and soon you will never know that someone or something will pull the carpet out of under you.”
