the heartbreaking words of his sister

With a lot of pain, The Instagram community mourns the death of one of the most beloved influencers and loved ones of social networks. After a year of fights against his cancer diagnosisThe young content creator, at 17 years old, turned off her light and today rests in peace.

This is Paula Cisneros, influencer with down syndrome that we use their social networks as a springboard to make visible and talk about this genetic condition. During the last year, Paula Cisneros also gave her, and with force, the visualization of the entire topic of cancer and how she experienced her illness, evolution and relapse.

The model and influencer Sara Cisneros, sister of Paula Cisneroswas the one who announced the sad news that today mourns the fans of the young content creator who lived her life surrounded by love and shared her experiences with her followers.

The heartbreaking words of Sara Cisneros for the death of her sister

On December 17, Sara Cisneros surprised her fans with the fatal news that his 17-year-old sister had stopped living After fighting cancer.

‘From today our girl with the eternal smile rests, smiles, dances and sings without pain and without medication. Paula, you have won at life, because in less than 17 years you have known how to live it, enjoy it and hold on tight, and because you have known how to win over every person who crosses your path. We love you with all our hearts mom, Sara, dad, Audrey and Leea and everyone who knows you. See you in our star every day’, wrote Sara Cisneros in honor of the minority of Paula Cisneros.

Paula Cisneros’ diagnosis that changed her life

Paula Cisneros was diagnosed a year ago with sarcomawhich had been detected after several medical tests.

The influencer faced cancer with great courage and love, always with the unconditional support of his family and especially his sister Sara Cisneros who was always there for her. The content creator began sharing her experience on social networks and was recounting the challenges of the treatment, including chemotherapy and complications.

‘A lot of medication, a lot of ambulances, a lot of unpleasant effects, a lot of hours, days, weeks and months here, a lot of pajamas and a lot of crafts, some little gifts and always my family with me and the medical team that takes care of me and loves me very much. But do you know? I continue to be super strong and bring out a smile and energy whenever I can (your little messages also help me a lot!) Every day one day less!’, messages and phrases like these were part of Paula Cisneros’ posts.