No. The 'pile on' was instigated against Sarah Beeny, with an extremely judgmental post made in the evident expectation that overall others would agree.
They didn't. In fact, they were rightly shocked and disgusted.
Sarah might be a Mumsnetter. She or a family member of hers might even read this thread - have you thought of that?
Cancer is a truly hideous card to be handed to anyone - I know this well, my dear cousin is currently ill with it and my husband received a diagnosis in January - it is not for I, you, or anyone else to tell others how to deal with such terrible, life-altering news. We are all only trying to get by in the best way we can. For some sufferers, the best way is to retreat into their shell. For others, it's to talk about it openly in the hope of bringing help and comfort to people in the same unenviable situation. As for making money out of it, well if you can, why the hell not, when you've received a potentially life-limiting diagnosis and want to provide for your loved ones?
One thing this should not be is a taboo subject, just as women who have suffered miscarriages/stillbirth end up suffering more because they're routinely told their experiences should be 'private'. It's an isolating, horrible experience, and for some people dealing with cancer in this way will likely have the same effect. Who has the right to do this to another person?
I wouldn't think of attacking the OP, a cancer-sufferer herself, in the way she's tried to do to Beeny. But given the thread has been posted it will suffice to say this: to attempt to publicly censor anyone for dealing with this hell differently to the way others, or you personally, might deal with it, is aiming really low.