Insane Fake Cancer Scam on Tik Tok...

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[ainsleepittner]

As a cancer survivor, my anger towards disgraceful individuals like her is insurmountable, they dishonor those who have fought for their lives and passed away and those who have survived but have had to undergo years of physical, mental, and Emotional trauma as a result.

[NaomiJerrell]

This girl has never had someone in her life, die of cancer, and it shows because if you ever had to watch someone slowly disintegrate and lose the personality that they had, she would’ve never lied about something like this. She is insane.

[sififreak]

This is truly disgusting. What that girl did is disrespectful to all the people who have actually had cancer. My godfather lost his life to pancreatic cancer, with his two kids under the age of 12 who now don't have a dad or grandparents. My godfather suffered 9 months on keemo therapy, and he looked like a skeleton. He and his family were going to go on a cruise but sadly passed before he could go.

[natalietheoregonian]

My father passed from pancreatic cancer in 2021. I would not wish it on my worst enemy. Seeing him turn into a shell of a human was horrific for my family and I. We were lucky we caught it earlier enough to be blessed with an extra 2 and a half years with him. I appreciate you shedding light on how disgusting it is to fake something like this. I’m glad she was punished for what she did!

[zakhariyasjohn]

As an 2x cancer survivor at a young age this saddens me to the core, cancer was one of the worst experiences I have ever had but my family was there at all times.And to see these people just lying about the pain is absolutely disgusting.

[Evilintegral]

I watched a 2 hr breakdown on this recently. The rabbit hole is huge she stole pics of real survivors, she befriended people and stole parts of the stories they told after passing, gave cancer related lectures at her school, it goes deep. Even after being caught and having her accounts froze she doubled down and made court attempts to get it all back. She went to jail and still cant accept she was caught.

[Filippa..]

As someone who have lost multiple of family members to cancer this is just disgusting

[Frogen_Spooky]

My mother was diagnosed may 5th, her birthday last year with breast cancer. The way she looked after a 4 hour chemo dose, which would soon turn to 2 hours killed me. She looked so weak, and sick. This year on her birthday she was cancer free and on hormone therapy. To everyone else suffering or know someone going through it, I wish only the best for you and them. Cancer isn’t funny by any means.❤

[mysweetpets]

Stuff like this always makes me so sad. I was literally just watching a mini documentary on a woman that fooled several friends and recieved so many donations. One friend even drove her around to have an end of life vacation, seeing parts of her country she had never seen. Her friend was washing her, driving her around, dressing her, etc. There was even one point in the trip where she made a bed on the floor and slept next to her friend because it really seemed like that was going to be the night she died. Imagine how much stress and pain that must have put on her friend. Imagine holding your seemingly deathly ill friend all through the night on a makeshift bed you made all so she wouldn't die scared and without comfort. Imagine holding you're friend close, forcing yourself to stay strong and put on a brave face despite believing that you may wake up in the morning holding your friends corpse. That was honestly more horrific to me than all the money she took from donations. The grief she must have put everyone through makes my stomach turn.

[Lumpycheeses]

Worked in oncology for years, she really fumbled everything from the beginning. If you have lymphoma, you’re GOING to lose your hair. I’ve never heard of anyone getting over 20 rounds of radiation let alone 90 rounds of radiation for pancreatic cancer. 😂

[mossmother]

I was diagnosed with an ependymoma tumor in the spine two years ago, and I have massive dept because of it, but im too shy/ dont know how to reach out on the internet for help. Then there's people like this woman feel free to just pretend for money... just wild to me..

[reginamachamer]

Imagine going on tiktok and seeing a friend or family member giving this super emotional heartfelt speech about the cancer they don't have. Like I can't get over how crazy this is.

[ilikeshinystuff]

I lost my best friend and my aunt to cancer and my father has cancer. Faking it for attention and fame is absolutely disgusting

[appalachian_restorations]

Losing my dad to cancer when I was 26 was the single hardest thing I’ve ever endured. I knew it was evil and didn’t discriminate towards anyone. No matter your age, wealth or ethnicity. In March I lost my brother who was 33yrs old to cancer that went from his colon to liver then lungs etc. I hope she realizes the pain people have went through with cancer. She’s an evil woman. Hopefully she can truly change

[nezuko-chaaaan]

Oompa might not be pregnant but he never fails to deliver

[reddd._darko]

My grandmother had throat cancer, never smoked a day in her life.. the radiation from that gave her leukemia.. seeing her go from being full of life and taking care of everyone, to me and my father literally having to do everything for her as the treatments were killing her.. it still tears me apart even after 11 years.. this girl just makes me sick, and I just can’t fathom how someone can just do something like that… thank you for always telling it like it is Oomp, we love you man. Hope you’re doing well ❤

[Shukochan]

Not all chemo makes you lose your hair. My mom was on a type of chemo for over 8 months and it didn't make her lose her hair. It did, however, make her extremely low energy. She had a port in her collarbone too. It's weird how similar her situation looked to my Mom's. But I know Mom's was real because I took her to the cancer clinic for her treatments, lol.

[AryaDaFox]

I had a partner back in college who didn’t want to progress our relationship and instead of telling me this she decided to lie about having a terminal cancer. Then she cried for me to stay with her until she died because she didn’t want chemo. Long story short the cancer was never terminal, possibly never existed idk. Knowing what that did to me mentally, seeing this person face consequences makes me extremely pleased.

[scarlett]

I lost my mom almost 2 years ago to pancreatic cancer. It eats you up, debilitates you, weakens you. 18 months of chemo and radiation she lost all her hair, her ability to walk and extreme weight loss due to the chemo giving everything a metallic taste. She had pain, lethargy, vomiting. It sickens me that someone would use such a devastating disease to raise money for purely selfish reasons when there are so many out there who really need the help.

[rphanfKosm]

I've had cancer twice, and I'm only 22, and it's truly the worst thing you can imagine. The aftermath it does to your body is crazy. I was lucky enough that both times I was able to get rid of it with surgery. I feel sorry for the people who have to do chemo to have a fighting chance. Pretending to have it is the lowest of the low