The news of Dr. Kelly Powers passing away at the age of 45 has left many in shock and sorrow.

Known widely for her insightful commentary on Fox News and her dedicated career as a physician, Kelly bravely fought a battle with brain cancer that began in 2020.

Her struggle with glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer, came to a heartbreaking end on December 1.

Her obituary tenderly described her as “a brave and beautiful soul who could make friends anywhere she went.”

Indeed, Kelly’s love for people and her commitment to aiding others was evident throughout her life.

Since the news broke online, tributes have poured in from fans and colleagues alike. On one of her final social media updates, Kelly shared an uplifting selfie with the caption, “Keytruda + Avastin = I will survive.”

This hopeful message is a testament to the fighting spirit that defined her life.

Just a day after posting the selfie, she reached out to her supporters to seek aid for further treatment abroad. She asked fans to contribute to her GoFundMe, which aimed to fund a specialized treatment available only in Germany.

In her plea, she explained that “unfortunately, conventional chemotherapy and radiation are no longer effective at this point.

The only chance to keep Kelly with her family (and us) is a groundbreaking and innovative treatment that is only available in Germany. CeGat has accepted her, but now comes the hard part: the cost.”

Her social media platforms became a source of emotional expression for many who knew and admired her. On X, one admirer wrote, “Sending so much love, light, and prayers to Dr. Powers’ family and loved ones. Glioblastoma is pure, unadulterated evil that no person or family should go through.”

Another heartfelt message read, “I’m so sorry to hear of the death of @DrKellyPowers of glioblastoma. We must find a cure!”

Dr. Kelly Powers is mourned by her loving husband, Steven Doll, their son Bennet, her parents, and her in-laws. Her legacy as a compassionate and strong-willed individual will not be forgotten by those she touched.

Rest in peace, Dr. Kelly Powers.