Talking of dying beautifully, a young cancer sufferer has had her final wish fulfilled by her family members after passing away in a beautiful way.
A 20-year-old girl, Racine Pregunta, was diagnosed osteosarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer, last October, has had her final wish fulfilled after passing away ‘beautifully’ earlier this week.
According to Metro UK, the young cancer sufferer who lost her battle on Monday in Davao City, in the southern Philippines, had her family fulfilled her final request by making sure she was buried the way she wanted.
It was gathered that few days before she died, Racine told her family: ‘If I die, I want to die BEAUTIFUL’.
She asked to wear a special dress, a floral headband and make-up and left behind burial instructions so her farewell was just they way she wanted.
Sharing her sister’s requests on Facebook, Rolyn said Racine requested for her ‘personal make-up artist’ to do her make-up, to wear a white off-the-shoulder dress and a white flower headband.
She also wanted something violet, blue and mint green, which was represented in her funeral flowers.
Rolyn wrote: ‘Today, request fulfilled and there all I see is you, smiling. On the way to the sunset, friends and family gathered and bid their last farewell to Racine who now sleeps beautifully forever. You will always remain in our hearts.’
It was gathered that few days before she died, Racine told her family: ‘If I die, I want to die BEAUTIFUL’.
She asked to wear a special dress, a floral headband and make-up and left behind burial instructions so her farewell was just they way she wanted.
Sharing her sister’s requests on Facebook, Rolyn said Racine requested for her ‘personal make-up artist’ to do her make-up, to wear a white off-the-shoulder dress and a white flower headband.
She also wanted something violet, blue and mint green, which was represented in her funeral flowers.
Rolyn wrote: ‘Today, request fulfilled and there all I see is you, smiling. On the way to the sunset, friends and family gathered and bid their last farewell to Racine who now sleeps beautifully forever. You will always remain in our hearts.’
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