I am no expert but I lost my mum to lung cancer (non smoking, same diagnosis as Jenny) last year. Lung cancer is a beast of a cancer. Having watched family members with other cancers (breast, prostate, skin), this is not comparable and I wish people wouldn’t compare. Each diagnosis has its own place and every person is different. When I watch Jenny say she will continue to post videos and then be criticised for it it’s hard to read. We don’t know her mental state or the impact that the drugs are having on her thought processes, we also don’t know the impact of the cancer in her brain. She is striving to keep going, that’s obvious. The thought of leaving Kyle and the kids is something simply horrendous and none of us know how that feels unless we too have faced it. From experience, I hope she has a long as possible with her family but this is a tough fight. I’ve thought for a while she’s not okay. When you’ve lived this in reality you can see it. To face brain radiation to try and prolong her life is immensely brave. I will also not sit in judgement of how she handles her children. They will be devastated however this is or is not handled. If Jenny wants to film, for the memories, or to create income to support her family after her death, let her. We don’t have to watch. The pain they are living in right now is something I really relate to and all I can do is wish them the very best in these next few months. It’s a horrendous road.
I’d venture to say there won’t be many viewers still watching after Jenny has passed. The audience for these channels are primarily on deathwatch and will move on to some other human suffering. Probably a few lonely women will stick around to watch Kyle. 
