A TIKTOKER shared that her battle with cancer has ended in a heartwrenching video she created before her death.
Kimberley Nix, 31, was diagnosed with metastatic sarcoma three years ago when she was a medical resident.
She began sharing her journey on social media in 2021, gaining more than 140,000 followers on TikTok.
In a nine-minute video posted on Wednesday, Nix revealed that her journey has come to an end.
"Hello followers, if you're seeing this message, I've passed away peacefully," Nix said in the video.
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"I am a resident doctor in internal medicine and had a beautiful life and I'm so proud of it."
Nix expressed how much she loved her husband, her pets, and makeup in the get ready with me-themed video.
Throughout her social media journey, Nix shared that she was able to tick off items on her bucket list such as getting married, going to New York City, and watching shows on Broadway.
"I love you all, thank you so much for this amazing opportunity. I'm in happy tears because you've all made me find so much purpose in the end of my life."
Nix asked her fans to send well-wishes to her husband, Michael MacIsaac, who will continue to give updates on their family through his account.
"He's the love of my life and it was the most beautiful love," said Nix.
"My only sadness in dying is knowing that we didn't get to grow old together. Everything else is totally bearable because that is the only thing that really matters."
Nix signed off with one final closeup to the camera, showing her finished makeup look.
"So with happy, joyful tears that are now bleeding this get-ready routine with me, I say thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you all.
"And always, here's the finished look. Goodbye."
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Nix's video received more than 16,600 comments from fans and newcomers who gave their condolences to her family.
"Rest easy, Dr. Kim. You were truly a light here," wrote one person.
"Brave. Dignified. Thinking of others. Such a strong person with a wonderful outlook on life and death even though you were dealt with a bad hand," wrote another person.
A third person wrote: "This is my first time seeing you and thank you so much for allowing me that."
Another viewer responded: "Me too, and I'm crying as if I've known her a lifetime. She must have been a truly special person. Condolences and love to her family."
