Paloma Shemerani, a 23 -year -old Cambridge University in England, was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2023.
Doctors, chemotherapy with 80 percent of the chance to heal, he said. However, Paloma did not accept chemotherapy under the influence of his mother.
His brothers Gabriel and Sebastian Shemirani, in an interview with the BBC, said that their mothers are isolated Paloma from both modern medicine and the people around him and directed them to “alternative” methods. Paloma finally tried to heal with methods such as Gerson therapy based on false scientific foundations. This is an unscientific application that tries to treat cancer with herbal diet and coffee enema.
Paloma’s mother, Kate Shemerani, is a figure known for her conspiracy theories emitted during her pandemi. In 2021, nursing license was canceled due to anti -vaccine, opposition to mask and threats to health workers.
His mother has been banned before
During the process of pandemia, he claimed that Covid vaccines were “devil” on social media, linked to 5G technology, and even “vaccine teams death squads”. For this reason, Twitter (now X), Tiktok and Facebook has been banned many times, but in time it has returned to some platforms.
Although Kate Shemirani previously received a breast cancer diagnosis, after traditional treatments, he tied his healing to “vegetable supplements and vitamin injections ve and radically rejected medicine.
“The influence of his mother was very big”
Paloma’s close friend Chantelle, BBC’ye said in a statement, “I do not think that he has an ideological determination to make these decisions on his own. His mother’s influence was very large,” he said.
Paloma turned back to the people around him because of his mother’s pressure; Despite the worries of doctors, he did not receive treatment. Cancer spread rapidly, new tumors came out. His brother Gabriel tried to ensure that Paloma was found to be medically evaluated by legally, but before he succeeded, Paloma died of a heart attack connected to the tumor on July 2024.
Kate Shemirani accused the British health system NHS after Paloma’s death and claimed that “my daughter died because of drugs.” Although he did not offer any medical evidence, he drew attention with his expressions such as “NHS committed murder” in his social media accounts. He even announced that he organized donation campaigns using his daughter’s name.
Kate also continues to sell one -to -one health consultancy service and vitamin supplements on its website, although it has been banned from the nursing profession.
