Mom-of-two influencer, 35, dies following months-long cancer battle just days after ailing nurse shared emotional post about wanting to 'heal' at home

A Spanish influencer and mother-of-two has died following a year and a half-long battle with cancer.

Sonia Cámara, 35, was known for sharing looks inside her day-to-day life with her husband Mamadu Sambu and their two children, aged 3 and 5, on her Instagram account to her 179,000 followers.

Sambu broke the sad news of his wife's death on Instagram on Thursday, sharing a photograph of their wedding.

'I am sorry,' he wrote in the caption. 'I am missing everything. I don't have the words.'  

Cámara, a nurse, expressed her frustrations with the medical facility's staff in a reel she shared June 11, indicating she had stopped sharing content on her account because they were being too hard on over her optimistic look towards her health.

'Girls, I have been super lost because I've had a very unpleasant episode with the medical team. This means that they are not comfortable with a positive attitude from an oncology patient,' she claimed in the video that garnered more than 1 million views. 'It seems that we fear that we will cry all day accepting a bad prognosis and if not, it seems that they do not feel comfortable.

'You have to convince yourself that your situation is very screwed. Not that you cure yourself, right? I mean, I got so angry after this happened and I suffocated that I'm here naked although I couldn't get out of my pajamas because I'm hooked to the pump.'

Cámara had hopes of returning to her family to continue her recovery.

'I'm disconnected because I've been through days of a lot of pain but I'm focused on solving the things step by step,' she said.

'The first thing is the pain. The second thing is to be able to go home and be able to heal, but I can't with this inhumane treatment sometimes. I can't. It makes me angry, indignant and obviously sinks me because I am strong but I am not made of stone. I feel that it is a very not happy video, not really me.'

However, Cámara appeared to be in good spirits Sunday at the hospital and filmed a reel of her and a friend dancing. The footage also surpassed 1 million views. 

'Today it's a reel with good vibes because yes ladies, this also heals!!!' her caption read. 'Thanks to @tanianaturalcoach for coming to give me this energy and making my morning more enjoyable. Better like this?'  

Friends and followers showered her Instagram feed with heartfelt tributes to the health care professional.

'Rest in peace my friend. The toughest, most sincere and honest person I have met online,' one friend wrote. 

'You don't know the good you have done to all the people and how much they love you, thank you for opening your heart wide and for infecting us with your joy and strength in the most screwed up moments of life.'

'You left dancing, laughing. She rests a warrior, there is no more pain,' another said. 'Here you leave us all broken. The vast majority of us didn't know you, but you have entered everyone's hearts.'