- Tiktok's heart -touching video showed a woman suffering from cancer explaining how she wanted her funeral
- Despite her condition, the actress seemed calm and ready for what was waiting for her while asking her loved ones to appear in her funeral
- After his death, the mourners respected his wishes by wearing the roses and black themes, fulfilling his desires
Miami, Florida – A woman's spreading video arranging her funeral before dying from cancer has created different emotions on the internet.
Source: Facebook
In a video clip shared with LSTTM on TiktokDikivia Steed, popularly known as KIVI, while in bed in the hospital, is seen talking to friends and family members, explaining her final wishes before she dies.
Happyly, he explained how he wanted things to be done after his death, including his last outfit and how his friends and family should wear at the funeral.
A woman's last wishes before dying from cancer
KIVI is reported to have breast cancer, and after his death, the family fulfilled his last wishes.
“I want a black coffin with pink flowers on it, and I want to wear pink. I want you all to wear a black dress with pink ornaments, butterflies and gloves. Everyone should have an attractive look,” He said.
He also said that people could choose to wear dresses or pants, provided the slogan is pink and black.
“It is sad to say this, but there will be a time when I want you to gather to read the golden book,” he added.
In the conversation, family and friends seemed to cooperate with him gently, assuring him that everything would be done as he directed.
And when he died, the mourners fulfilled his wishes by wearing pink and black dress as he asked for.
Source: Facebook
How long was Kivie given to live?
In a Facebook post, his sister Deedee Steed participated that Kivie died a few days before her 40th birthday.
Deedee said KIVI went through a sudden and intense fight against breast cancer, and doctors gave him only two weeks to live.
“He faced his last days with courage, grace, strength, and fashion. With his sisters and close friends who called The Glam Squad, he planned every detail of his last journey – from the colors of the dress to his last dress. Nothing he forgot,” He wrote.
The deceased left his four young children, who are now under the care of his sister.
People's comments on the internet
While many praised him for his courage, others were touched by sadness for how he accepted death. Several users shared their experiences with loved ones who organized their funeral before the death of cancer:
Shaq Priest: “Shawn created everything you wanted.”
Jiah23: “My aunt did this. She died of cancer and even had a list of people who didn't want them to go to the funeral.”
Britt Bandz:
“My mother is on the fourth stage of pancreatic cancer, and this makes me feel more sad – especially because my mother always talks about her funeral. She wants orange. God be with you all.”
ITSOMO:
“It's wonderful to see how one can happily accept death. I would be afraid.”
Hoodrichmiya:
“I am frustrating because he didn't see how they appeared for him.”
Scorpio Diva:
“I remember I did this – I told my children I want purple and pink at my funeral after discovering I had cancer a year ago. But I am still alive by the grace of God.”
Asia:
“My mother and cousin did the same. They all died of cancer.”
Brianna:
“Of course, he was scared. But after all the suffering and endless struggles, people start to accept. They are tired.”
CJ90:
“He had already received peace. It requires a very strong man to admit he is about to die.”
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