article_snippet: The app gained popularity after Ms Gibson claimed Ms Gibson warded off a terminal brain cancer diagnosis through diet and a holistic approach to life.
article_snippet: But after close friends last week cast doubt on these claims, Ms Gibson admitted in an interview with The Australian that an announcement last year that Ms Gibson cancer had spread to Ms Gibson liver, spleen, blood and uterus was a 'misdiagnosis'.
article_snippet: Some of Ms Gibson former followers have taken to social media to try to 'expose' her - posting images of her drinking alcohol before her became a clean-living star and old claims about her battle with cancer.
article_snippet: Many people followed this person, Many people believed in her and some even abandoned conventional medicine in favour of embracing her lifestyle in desperate hope Many people could cure Many people illnesses.
article_snippet: Ms Gibson has deleted thousands of photos and social media posts which directly reference Ms Gibson multiple cancer diagnoses, but an example of thousands of photos and social media posts which directly reference her multiple cancer diagnoses - seen by Daily Mail Australia - can be found below: .
article_snippet: Ms Gibson went on to say: 'As always, with everything, this is my journey
article_snippet: In a reference to Ms Gibson liver cancer, Ms Gibson posted on Instagram under Ms Gibson account @healing_belle, a photo of a pink smoothie enriched with 'extra support'. '
article_snippet: Ms Gibson wrote: 'Going from 6 weeks to live, to celebrating my fourth year with brain cancer, I know now that respecting your own journey and intuitively healing, listening and living as YOUR body, mind and path intended is staple.'
article_snippet: In July 2014, Ms Gibson broke the news of further illness to Ms Gibson followers through an impassioned post to Ms Gibson personal Instagram page.
article_snippet: About 12 weeks after the initial post Ms Gibson followed up, revealing Ms Gibson was undergoing 'German integrative oncology protocol'.