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In page Lydia Koidula:

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Lydia wrote for her father on both papers, in addition to publishing her own work. In 1873, she married Eduard Michelson, an army physician, and moved to Kronstadt (Russian naval base on an island near St. Petersburg). From 1876 to 1978 the Michelsons visited Breslau, Strasbourg and Vienna. Koidula lived in Kronstadt for 13 years, and although she spent the summers in Estonia, she reportedly never stopped feeling inconsolably homesick. Lydia Koidula was the mother of three children. She died from breast cancer on 11 August 1886. Her last poem was Enne surma — Eestimaale! (Before death, to Estonia!).[citation needed]