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Introduction to Tanner Martin’s Journey<\/h2>\n

Tanner Martin, the Utah dad who went viral for documenting his journey after receiving a stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis at 25, has died. Martin’s wife, Shay Wright, announced his death on June 25 when she shared a video message of Martin speaking to followers that he filmed prior to his passing.<\/p>\n

The Video Message<\/h2>\n

"First, I want to say thank you for all the love and support you’ve shown me and my little family, " said Martin, who appeared sitting on a sofa alongside the couple’s newborn daughter, AmyLou. He then asked followers if they would consider donating to a GoFundMe to help Wright raise their daughter alone. "The GoFundMe is to help replace what I would be there for," he explained. "It will help replace my income. It will help pay for babysitting. It will help for her school, for her wedding. All of these things that normally Shay and I would do together."<\/p>\n

Background on Tanner Martin’s Diagnosis<\/h2>\n

Martin was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer in November 2020 when he was 25. A little more than two years later, in February 2023, Martin’s doctors told him his cancer was incurable and estimated he had two to five years to live, the couple told People in an October 2024 story. Despite his terminal diagnosis, Martin and Wright were determined to start a family together, and in November 2024, they announced they were expecting their first child.<\/p>\n

The Couple’s Decision to Start a Family<\/h2>\n

\u201cCancer has taken so much from us,\u201d the couple wrote in text over a video they shared on TikTok. \u201cI know you wanted to be a dad so badly, but I got to see you be the best dog dad. We tried IVF and planned to have a baby, but sepsis and your cancer progressing prevented us. Until now,\u201d the video read. The video concluded by showing the expectant parents each holding copies of a newspaper with a headline reading, \u201cBreaking News: Baby on the Way!\u201d \u201cBaby Martin: June 2025,\u201d the video read.<\/p>\n

The Birth of AmyLou and Martin’s Health Decline<\/h2>\n

The couple revealed in a follow-up video the same month that they used in vitro fertilization (IVF) to get pregnant due to Martin\u2019s health. Martin opened up in a March 2025 Instagram video about the heartbreak that came from knowing he would not be alive to see his daughter become an adult. \u201cThe hardest thing about having a kid right now is knowing the chance I won\u2019t see them grow up,\u201d he said. On May 15, the couple announced the birth of their daughter, AmyLou. \u201cHer daddy made it,\u201d Wright captioned an Instagram carousel, adding the hashtag #miracles. A little more than a month later, on June 21, Wright announced that Martin had made the "brave decision" to enter hospice to "better manage his pain and discomfort."<\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/h2>\n

Tanner Martin’s story is a testament to the power of love and the human spirit. Despite facing a terminal diagnosis, Martin and his wife Shay Wright chose to start a family, and their daughter AmyLou brought them immense joy. Martin’s legacy will live on through his family and the countless people he inspired to live life to the fullest.<\/p>\n

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