Danielle Quinn said her Danielle Quinn cancer has reached end-of-life care after doctors told her there are no more treatments left. The 41-year-old Glasgow finance manager and content creator said she entered hospice care last week.
Speaking in a video filmed last month, Quinn said, "I fought as hard as I could but it turns out that life just has other plans for me. There are no more treatments left for my cancer and I'm now receiving end of life care." She added that the change comes after a very difficult nine weeks since going back into hospital.
Danielle Quinn in Glasgow
Quinn was diagnosed with Stage 3 low-grade serous carcinoma in December 2022 after first being misdiagnosed with IBS. She said her cancer returned in October 2024, and she previously described having 10 organs removed during treatment. That history explains why the move to hospice marks a shift from active treatment to comfort-focused care.
In the same video, Quinn said, "For however long I've got left, life looks different now. I've built my home to be so comfortable that I'm so happy to be here, being surrounded by my family, laughing when we can and making the ordinary days extraordinary." She said she stopped her liquid diet when she went into hospice care.
Speaking in last month
Quinn also said, "It's been a very difficult nine weeks since going back into hospital and it's really strange to try and find the words to tell people that I'm dying when I feel so alive." Her account leaves one open question for followers: what specific medical options were exhausted before doctors said nothing more remained.
