My aunt was placed on hospice, chemo at MDA didn't work

I'm not one to talk too much about my personal life on here but for some reason this one is hitting different and just feel like venting a bit. Seriously, frick cancer. I think it's hitting different because she's only in her early 40s, that's far too young. I've been lucky so far in life that most of the deaths to those close to me have been elder relatives that you kinda could see coming so you could prepare for it and understand it. But this one was pretty sudden. She only got her diagnosis, colon cancer, in between Thanksgiving and Christmas last year and it was already pretty far along when they caught it, spread to her liver so the outlook was bleak. Now they say the chemo hasn't worked and it's now in her stomach so they're putting her on hospice, so I think it's going to be any day now when the finality happens.

Her oldest son just graduated HS so at least she got to see that, but her other kids are still in school so she won't be there for those. Kids are not taking it well, I think they were holding out hope that she would recover but after this I think it's finally set in for them. Honestly I too was holding out hope that chemo and the treatments at MDA would pull out a miracle recovery. And then there's my poor uncle. He had a girlfriend he was dating die in a car accident, his best friend commit suicide, and now this. I have no idea how you keep rolling with those kind of punches in life.

She's a God loving woman and a great mother that loved her family and she's being taken from this world too early. It just doesn't seem fair.