Kirsty Guy, 33, had beforehand efficiently battled breast cancer again when she was pregnant along with her daughter Hallie.

Following an ordeal of adverse remedy and having her child prematurely, the courageous mum-of-two was ultimately given the all-clear from the lethal illness.

However, two years later, one thing felt off when Kirsty developed a extreme cough.

Putting it right down to a chest an infection at first, she went to see her GP.

Unfortunately, follow-up checks revealed that she was affected by secondary metastatic breast cancer.

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Her husband Shaun instructed the Liverpool Echo: "She came down with a really bad cough and it got to the point where it was keeping us up at night and getting on top of her.

"With it being Easter, we needed to wait just a few days however it was mainly confirmed she had lung cancer and it was terminal."

Kirsty’s devastating analysis describes breast cancer that has unfold to the lungs.

The then 32-year-old was instructed by specialists that her situation was "treatable however not curable", so she immediately began her treatment with a hope to prolong her life.

In March this year, the mum developed a new "insufferable" symptom in the form of horrible headaches as her treatment continued.

Then, just a week before Kirsty was due to fly away on a family holiday, the mum was told the cancer had spread to her brain.

In just two weeks, she deteriorated rapidly and died on May 27, aged 33, leaving behind her husband and children, Scarlett and Hallie.

Shaun said: "Literally in two weeks she deteriorated. She had reminiscence loss and dizziness. 

“We had been due on vacation the Saturday after however we had been instructed she wasn't match to fly so we went to Center Parcs as a substitute.

"Our last holiday away and she loved every minute of it. She even went swimming for the first time since her mastectomy. 

“We thought she had been given the all clear in 2020 and that was that but this cancer was secondary so we took that as the cancer hadn't gone completely.

"She was lovely, with the sickness she took every thing on the chin, she was used to getting dangerous news and stated there was nothing you are able to do, what is the level in crying."

You can donate to a fundraiser, which was beforehand arrange for the household to assist, here.