Olivia Newton John's tragic final wish shared by her heartbroken husband

dailystar.co.uk:

cancer patients, her husband has said.Film producer John Easterling revealed that the actress wanted others to have the opportunity to benefit from the “broad variety of wellness treatments” that she turned to.The Grease star died on August 8 after a lengthy battle with breast cancer.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'at loggerheads' with Netflix over controversial seriesJohn claimed that the range of treatments, which included medicinal cannabis, "undoubtedly extended Olivia's life and gave her quality of life".He also revealed that Olivia's final days were “pain free” despite the fact she didn't use “toxic chemicals or addictive painkillers”.Olivia had lobbied politicians to try to and make medicinal cannabis available for patients at Melbourne's ONJ Cancer Wellness and Research Centre."Her dream with the Olivia Newton-John Wellness Centre was to have Australians going through cancer have access to the similar types of treatments," John said in quotes reported by the Daily Express from an interview with The Herald Sun.Taking to Instagram last month, John shared a heart-warming photo of the couple to mark what would have been Olivia's 74th birthday.John shared a beautiful photo of the pair via her Instagram account and shared the story of their very first trip to The Bahamas.He said it was their first trip as a couple to celebrate Olivia's birthday.Olivia died peacefully in her home in Southern California in August, surrounded by family and friends.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.At the time of her death, John paid a touching tribute as he described his other half as a "brave and courageous woman" and talked of finding the time to heal the "pain.