Azzurra Carnelos: A Brave Mother's Battle Against Breast Cancer

Azzurra Carnelos did not make it, Oderzo (a municipality in the province of Treviso, Veneto) lost its courageous mother on Saturday night. Azzurra Carnelos was only 33 years old when she was taken from life by breast cancer, leaving behind her little Antonio, only 8 months old. Despite the recurrence of the disease, Azzurra chose to go through with the pregnancy, ardently desiring her child. Facing the diagnosis in 2019, it initially seemed that she had beaten cancer, but unfortunately, the disease returned shortly after the pregnancy announcement in 2023. Kate Middleton and cancer, why is she only speaking now? Azzurra Carnelos, a brilliant student Her story is remarkable. A brilliant student, she graduated with honors in Banking Economics and Finance, met Francesco in 2013, graduated together in 2015, and found work shortly after. But it was in 2019 that things took an unexpected turn. After a dream in which the voice of her deceased grandmother, also a victim of breast cancer, warned her to get checked, Azzurra underwent tests that revealed a nodule. She wasted no time in facing the treatments with determination, but the cancer returned, striking her during pregnancy. Despite the adversities, Azzurra maintained her fighting spirit, smiling even in the most difficult moments. "Don't worry, everything will be fine," she told her mother Antonella shortly before falling asleep under the effect of the medication. Her courage and kindness left an indelible mark on the lives of those who knew her. Her desire to become a mother drove her to fight until the end, leading to the birth of Antonio, the long-desired son. Despite her premature departure, her legacy of love and courage lives on through little Antonio and those who loved her. Mika guest on Michelle Hunziker, who is he? Age, illness, origins, fleeing from Lebanon Azzurra Carnelos, today the funeral Today, family and friends will gather to honor her memory during the funeral, with offerings donated to the Neonatology department of Ca' Foncello in Treviso. Azzurra leaves behind in sorrow her husband Francesco, little Antonio, her mother Antonella, her father Fabrizio, and her brothers Davide and Andrea.