The Dead Aga In America, known Polishinfluencer And a blogger. Emily Kirchner, because her real name was Aga, left 14 June 2026 at the age of only 34 years.
Cause of death was aggressive cancer caused by rare genetic mutationWho took her mother and sister's life earlier. Despite the intense fight against disease and the use of both conventional and alternative treatments, the body failed.
She was as healthy as anyone else.
Aga was known for her very healthy, even ascetic lifestyle. She was a vegan, and for a time even a Friitarian. She carefully avoided chemistry in food, cosmetics, and cleaning products. Closers emphasize that she was one of the most healthy people they knew.
Unfortunately, genetic predisposition proved stronger than even the most restrictive lifestyle.
She left three children
Aga had three. children. Two younger daughters recently received a genetic test result — not inherited mutationsWho killed their mother, grandmother and aunt. That's one of the few good news in this tragic story.
Her friend Brian MacDowell Ross, who had been with her in recent days, published a moving farewell entry in which she described their long-standing friendship and final moments.
"My beloved Aga, also known as Emily Kirchner. She was really one of the most beautiful people I've ever met in my life. Her beauty was not only superficial – it flowed from the depths of her heart. Aga had a natural purity, delicacy, and charm that could not be faked.
She contacted me in 2013 or 2014 from Poland. She found my dance studio earlier and enrolled in class. We became best friends soon. She didn't know anyone here, so when she got married, I arranged a wedding party and a bachelorette party for her. I was at her wedding, too. Then I made her the first baby shower. Ours children They had a great time together.
Aga was an extremely reflective and intelligent person, but at the same time we could laugh for hours. She was the healthiest person I've ever known – and saying this to me, it really means a lot. She taught me a lot about health and natural products; about cosmetics tested on animals and how many toxic substances are in things I had no idea about before. She was a vegan, and for a time she was a Fritarian. I remember, before every party, I was feverishly checking to see if I had something suitable to eat for her – although she always told me not to worry about it. They used to bring their own food anyway.
Aga had a genetic mutation that had previously taken the lives of her mother and sister. She did everything she could to get ahead of the disease and prevent the cancer from developing. She was the personification of purity. She made sure that everything was as natural and free from toxins – not only foodbut also cosmetics, hygiene or cleaning products.
We've been through a lot of stages of our lives together: going to parks, swimming pools, dancing classes, parties. During our friendship, various relationships developed and ended. Aga lived in Costa Rica, Florida and Bali to eventually return. Despite these changes, our friendship has never changed.
That's why when she went to the hospital for a tumor biopsy in December 2024, I WAS HERE. She appointed me as the person authorized to make medical decisions on her behalf because she and her husband were already divorced and did not maintain a good relationship.
Despite Aga’s illness, she did well and cared for her Health. She knew literally everything about methods supporting cancer: ivermectin, fenbendazole, high doses of vitamin C, gravioli, dandelion, red light therapy, oxygen therapy, sauna and many others. She was extremely committed and determined.
But the genetic mutation didn't disappear.
In May, Aga returned to the hospital due to severe pain. It turned out that there was a bowel obstruction because one of the tumors grew so much that it blocked their light. She underwent a procedure to put a special tube into her stomach to avoid obstruction. Then we prayed with all our strength for a miracle, and did everything we could to help the healing process, but unfortunately no effect.
Two weeks and three days ago Aga was taken into hospital care. I drove for hours to bring my children to her, even for five minutes, and then drive them back.
Last Saturday, I was honored to be with her during what turned out to be her last night with us. We laughed a lot. I would comb her hair, rub her head, back and arms, pray over her, hug her, kiss her, and show her all my love. When she realized I was staying with her tonight, she said, "Oh, I love you so much." I said, "And I love you so much." I am very grateful for these moments.
Yesterday, June 14th, 6:30 p.m., Aga took her last breath, surrounded by her children. She held her hand on her daughter's leg.
Please pray for her children. Aga orphaned three children. Thank God that both daughters did not find genetic mutations that took the life of her mother, sister, and herself. Aga made sure that they were tested, and the final results for the youngest daughter only two weeks ago.
Aga, Emily, my dear friend – you have been and will always remain very dear. We're gonna miss you so much.
