'Her cancer never changed her. She never complained or felt sorry for herself.'
Mum-of-three Tazmyn Patterson's family and friends have been paying tributes on social media following her passing on Monday.
On Monday, March 20, Tazmyn's sister Jessica shared the devastating news that her sister had passed away.Tazmyn's mum said: "My daughter shone as soon as the day she was born. She was the wee child that would make everyone smile and she would talk nonstop. "Her cancer never changed her. She never complained or felt sorry for herself. She just got on with it. Even when she had her lymph node operation, and her wee Boss had to be delivered at 30 weeks to allow treatment to start.
Tazmyn's aunt Julie said her niece was the one that everyone went to if they needed something, even throughout her illness."She nevr once complained about what she was going through. She was so strong and she was the boss - we had to do what she wanted. She knew everybody and no matter where you went with her, you weren't getting home for hours!""I looked up to her when we were little, and continue looking up to her bravery and courage, for the rest of my life.
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