Popular Australian YouTuber, Sara Holmes, has died six months after receiving the COVID jab.
Holmes, better known as ‘HojuSara’, was diagnosed with leukaemia six months following the experimental jab, after arriving back home to Brisbane.
Her fiancé, Hyun, announced Holmes’ death on September 5 with a message on her social media accounts, which read: ‘Since goodbyes are sad, let’s say Bbyong instead. Bbyong!’
Dailymail.com reports: ‘Bbyong’ is a Korean slang term which means to appear or disappear, and is often used as a cute way of saying goodbye.
A tearful Hyun also addressed Holmes’ fans in a 40-minute YouTube video on her channel, which included a voice message she’d recorded from the hospital shortly before her death.
‘If you’re listening to this, I love you all. If you’re listening to this, I’m watching you all from the sky,’ she said in the message.
‘I wanted to make it to the end. I will be taking care of all of you. Every time you see something beautiful, that will be me. This is not the end.
‘I’m still fighting. I am fighting. I wanted to spend more precious times with all of you. I wanted to send you all a message, but this came faster than I expected.
‘I have made so many good friends. I guess I have used up all of my luck. I have no regrets. I wanted to spend more time with you, but I will be watching over you.’
Hyun explained Holmes had been given less than a week to live by doctors in August, but managed to hang on for 10 days before passing away on September 1.
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