Mom's Grief Journey After Daughter's Cancer Battle

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Kendra, the mom of young cancer fighter Bree,

opened up on a recent podcast about the deep grief she's facing since her daughter passed in December.

Bree built a huge following of 1 million on Instagram,

sharing her battle through the account, Bree's stronger than cancer.

Her family announced the news there on December 11, celebrating her life and faith.

She talked about the years of anticipatory grief,

always fearing she'd lose her child or spouse to the disease.

But after Bree's death, a new worry hit, forgetting her daughter entirely.

Kendra described clinging to videos and pictures,

yet feeling like those precious moments now float away,

unreal and made up.

Sitting with Bree in her room or playroom doesn't feel solid anymore,

and she even questions what it was like being her mom.

That said, she knows the heavy pain proves it all happened for real.

Meanwhile, back in early July, Bree entered hospice

and chose to spend her final days at home instead of the hospital,

just wanting to feel comfortable.

Her story reminds us how grief twists in unexpected ways,

but holding on to that weight keeps the love alive.