Brilio.net - The passing of influencer, Shella Selpi, after battling ovarian cancer . This sad news was conveyed directly by her husband, Albi. In his upload, Albi conveyed his wife's last message.
As reported by brilio.net from Albi's Instagram account, @albidwzky on Thursday (30/8), Shella told her husband to continue to love her and to maintain close ties with her family.
What was most touching was that Shella Selpi said that she could no longer stand her illness and declared that she was giving up.
Cancer fighter Shella Selpi's final message
Instagram/@albidwzky
"Keep loving me. Keep coming to my house. Don't be shy with my family. I ask God, I give up, I can't do it. There are too many obstacles ahead. My energy is gone. My whole body hurts," said Shella, accompanied by her husband's expression as he tried his best to hold back his tears.
This news certainly made some people sad. Considering how Shella had been fighting her illness, while Albi faithfully accompanied her. In an Instagram Stories upload, Albi uploaded a portrait of his sadness by showing Shella who had been covered in white cloth while writing a touching thank you.
"Thank you, my dear, thank you so much for everything. I love you! Thank you for holding on until the very end. See you in Allah's heaven, my wife," he wrote sadly.
Cancer fighter Shella Selpi's final message
Instagram/@albidwzky
The loyalty of her husband who took care of her made the public salute. It is known that Shella is an ovarian cancer survivor who has been fighting the disease since 2021.
Her husband Albi was also very loyal in accompanying Shella. It was seen that the man always accompanied Shella to undergo chemotherapy in the hospital. He even did not hesitate to carry Shella who looked weak and had to use a wheelchair.
Cancer fighter Shella Selpi's final message
Instagram/@albidwzky
"You're almost healed, honey. When you're healed and can walk again, we'll go for a walk again, we'll play again, later we'll go to a place you've never been to," said Albi in one of his uploads, as reported by brilio.net on Monday (22/7).