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TikTok star Jehane Thomas dies ‘suddenly’ at age 30, days after opening up about constant migraines
Amber Raiken
Mon, March 20, 2023 at 11:48 AM PDT·4 min read
(jehane_x / Instagram)
(jehane_x / Instagram)
TikTok star Jehane Thomas has died at the age of 30, only days after she shared an emotional post on social media about her persistent migraines.

Thomas’ friend Alyx Reast shared the news via a GoFundMe Page launch on Friday. The mother of two sons, three-year-old Isaac and one-year-old Elijah, Thomas has more than 71,900 followers on TikTok, where she documented her struggles with her physical health and life as a parent.

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She also ran her own business, Print and Pack, which creates personalised stationery and mugs for special occasions.

In the description of the GoFundMe page, Reast noted that her friend’s passing was unexpected, despite some of the health challenges she was facing.

“Jehane Thomas was a 30 year old, mum of two boys when she suddenly passed away on 17/03/2023,” the description reads. “Despite suffering from migraines and bouts of illness for several months, her passing was totally unexpected and we are all absolutely heartbroken.”

Reast also acknowledged how the page was created to financially support Thomas’ two children.
Isaac and Elijah] have been left without their mum. I’ve started this page in the hope of raising some money so her beautiful boys can have the best childhood, make memories and make sure they are comfortable,” the description continued. “Nothing will bring the boys their mum back, but we hope it will bring some relief to her family, knowing how loved and supported they are.”

As of 20 March, the GoFundMe Page has raised £11,055 ($13,500), surpassing its £10,000 goal, with more than 600 donations.

On 15 March, days before her death was announced, Thomas posted a video on TikTok to share an update about her health. This post came weeks after she revealed that she was diagnosed with which “occurs when swelling damages the optic nerve” in one’s eye,
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TikTok star Jehane Thomas dies ‘suddenly’ at age 30, days after opening up about constant migraines
Amber Raiken
Mon, March 20, 2023 at 11:48 AM PDT·4 min read
(jehane_x / Instagram)
(jehane_x / Instagram)
TikTok star Jehane Thomas has died at the age of 30, only days after she shared an emotional post on social media about her persistent migraines.

Thomas’ friend Alyx Reast shared the news via a GoFundMe Page launch on Friday. The mother of two sons, three-year-old Isaac and one-year-old Elijah, Thomas has more than 71,900 followers on TikTok, where she documented her struggles with her physical health and life as a parent.

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She also ran her own business, Print and Pack, which creates personalised stationery and mugs for special occasions.

In the description of the GoFundMe page, Reast noted that her friend’s passing was unexpected, despite some of the health challenges she was facing.

“Jehane Thomas was a 30 year old, mum of two boys when she suddenly passed away on 17/03/2023,” the description reads. “Despite suffering from migraines and bouts of illness for several months, her passing was totally unexpected and we are all absolutely heartbroken.”

Reast also acknowledged how the page was created to financially support Thomas’ two children.



“[Isaac and Elijah] have been left without their mum. I’ve started this page in the hope of raising some money so her beautiful boys can have the best childhood, make memories and make sure they are comfortable,” the description continued. “Nothing will bring the boys their mum back, but we hope it will bring some relief to her family, knowing how loved and supported they are.”

As of 20 March, the GoFundMe Page has raised £11,055 ($13,500), surpassing its £10,000 goal, with more than 600 donations.

On 15 March, days before her death was announced, Thomas posted a video on TikTok to share an update about her health. This post came weeks after she revealed that she was diagnosed with which “occurs when swelling damages the optic nerve” in one’s eye, per Mayo Clinic.

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Replying to @kie �� if you have insta im posting frequently on there but will keep trying to post as much as i can on here too but im struggling so much this morning ����

♬ original sound - Jehane Thomas
In the TikTok video, she could be seen closing her eyes while she was lying in a hospital bed. She explained why she in the medical facility, writing: “I am still waiting to go down for surgery. The reason they didn’t do it last week was because having fluids in me would solve the issue.”

Thomas also noted that she had “4 litres of fluid” in her, before recalling how “horrific” her migraine pain was that morning.

“I’m waiting to see if I can take one of my Frovatriptan before surgery because no other pain relief is taking this pressure or if I need to ride it out and hope the surgery gives me instant relief,” she continued. “I can’t lift my head without wanting to be sick and I’m unable to walk, I need to be wheeled everywhere. That’s how bad this pain is.”

Throughout the last month, Thomas has documented her health condition on Instagram, where she first revealed that she was diagnosed with optic neuritis.

“I was diagnosed with Optic Neuritis a few months ago after nearly 2 years of being told my migraines were stress related,” she wrote in a post shared on 5 March. “They then thought I had MS which was ruled out (for now) but now the pressure in my head literally takes me off my feet.”

no one died before covid

Catfished by a thumbnail, again

who?

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sjuelz said no one died before covid

no one had the flu before covid either

HERMES said no one had the flu before covid either

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HERMES said view image

when I focused on his hand

thought it was a real pic at a glance. And this aint the first time today I seen it posted

No disrespect

71k followers on TikTok but she gets a thread on boxden?

I don't get it

Imagine trolling every persons death that's announced in hopes of somehow proving your own delusions.

Then imagine being wrong every single time and still not being able to acknowledge that you might have a mental disorder.


Ironically studies show that 13-20% of long covid patients actually suffer from mental health issues

May she rip

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Real said Imagine trolling every persons death that's announced in hopes of somehow proving your own delusions. Then imagine being wrong every single time and still not being able to acknowledge that you might have a mental disorder. Ironically studies show that 13-20% of long covid patients actually suffer from mental health issues

y u in here bro?? u ride fauci d**k so much and believe everything he say, so u go nothin 2 worry about rite?? u stay lurkin these type of threads on some watchlists s**t. u scared s**tless! u know u took a fukin tickin timebomb

waytoomuch said **Cough cough** I forgot what I was doing here again

13-20%

izlar928 said who?

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what the fu*k is a tik tok star?

Could’ve been an aneurism in the brain

sjuelz said no one died before covid

HERMES said no one had the flu before covid either

No one died from the flu before COVID either

NYSTATEOFMIND said what the fu*k is a tik tok star?

This is sad and all, but she had like ~72K followers. That's barely a campus star, let alone a whole TikTok star.

ITookTheRedPill said

of course all your fellow low iq anti-vaxx cucksheep propped this post

Real said Imagine trolling every persons death that's announced in hopes of somehow proving your own delusions. Then imagine being wrong every single time and still not being able to acknowledge that you might have a mental disorder. Ironically studies show that 13-20% of long covid patients actually suffer from mental health issues

Imagine writing a paragraph that nobody reads