His mother told The Telegraph: “We know the future is coming but we don’t think about it. Of course, there are times when you can’t stop thinking about it in the dark of the night, but generally we get through it by focusing on the next exciting thing Liz does and thinking about the happy times she’s had that week. .

This keeps not only Liz going, but all of us. “As a parent, all you want is for your children’s dreams to come true.”

Ms Robayna explained that she wanted her daughter to “focus on the things she could still do”, adding: “We were really lucky because most people at her stage of cancer weren’t travelling.”

She appreciated that her daughter’s medical team “tried everything” to make it possible for her dreams to come true.

Liz explained that she initially told her mother there was “no point” in posting her now-viral bucket list on X, and she didn’t think anyone would read it.

“But people are definitely reading it,” he said. “They did so much more than that, and for that I can only be so grateful, because even if they didn’t actively do anything, even if they just liked or shared… that’s just showing kindness. truly humanity.

“Kindness in general is something my whole family needs, especially at the time of this post, but everyone really needs kindness all the time.”

On Tuesday, the teenager photographed Beatrice Ax and Tallula Harris at a studio in Peckham, south London, signed by Storm, in a shoot designed by Edie Rose.