Nope. She didn't get the vaccine before getting cancer so she used her time to advocate for it so others could prevent the same fate.
Now if she was an opponent of the vaccine and she died of a preventable disease then that would be ironic.
Nope. She didn't get the vaccine before getting cancer so she used her time to advocate for it so others could prevent the same fate.
Now if she was an opponent of the vaccine and she died of a [preventable disease](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/measles-outbreak-public-health-emergency-declared-in-anti-vax-hotspot-near-portland-oregon-clark-county-washington/) then that would be ironic.
That’s the smell of irony. Kind of a bloody taste, don’t you think?