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The boyfriend of a physically healthy Dutch woman who revealed she was going to end her own life by euthanasia on her 34th birthday has paid a heartbreaking tribute to her, wishing her 'no more pain' and saying that he will 'always' love her.

Jolanda Fun revealed this month that she hopes to become the latest person in The Netherlands to receive a doctor-assisted death, saying that despite the love of her partner, family and friends, she is in 'constant pain' due to mental health struggles.

On April 25, the day she planned her death for, her partner Peter Silvius wrote a touching message to her on Facebook. 'Sweet Jolanda,' he said, 'This is your day, the day of your birthday and the day your wish comes true, a day with two sides.

'Will miss you a lot as you start your final journey to a place where you will find your peace and have no more pain. Love you, you always in my heart have a good last journey and see you later xx'

The 34-year-old replied to her loved one with kissing emojis and a short message saying 'Thnkx darling'. She has not posted since and it is unclear whether she went ahead with her planned death.

Earlier this month in an interview with The Sunday Times, Jolanda revealed she was in a relationship with a 51-year-old man who 'knew from the beginning that this would be coming.' 

'But he really wants to have a good time together, and he still wants to,' she added, admitting that the situation was 'confusing'. 

Shortly after making the post addressed to Jolanda, Peter shared a short clip from an Instagram quotes page in what appeared to be another touching tribute to her.

The meaningful text read: 'I've never loved anyone like I love you. I cry over you.

'No matter what you do, I cannot fall out of love with you. I cannot bring myself to forget you.

It went on: 'I've never missed anyone as much as I miss you. No one in this world means to me as much as you do.'

Peter's Facebook page was updated in January to show the couple's relationship. 

Jolanda has been preparing for her death for some time, even printing funeral invites which read: 'Born from love, let go in love... After a hard-fought life, she chose the peace she so longed for.'

The physically healthy young woman said she made assisted dying her goal since she discovered from a psychiatrist two years ago that Dutch law allows for euthanasia for psychiatric reasons.