Choosing Between Cancer Treatment... Or Her Unborn Baby | Extraordinary Pregnancies

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  @annebee7 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Due to the damage of chemo she had a liver transplant late 2025 brave lady ❤

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• ON

  @onepotmakesplenty · 3 months ago

  As a mother of young children, and with a whole different outlook to Heidi, I would choose my own life. The existing children need their mum. I’ve never been pregnant with cancer though so my opinion is purely hypothetical.

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• KE

  @kellykeays3108 · 3 months ago

  My best friend died of inflammatory breast cancer. She was breastfeeding at the time. Her GP told it was from breastfeeding and to come back in 6 weeks. This was 39 years ago. The treatment ruined her lungs. I still tear up when <br>I think of it.

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• LY

  @lynhanna917 · 3 months ago

  Back in 2015 Heidi was given one year to live. &nbsp;In 2025 she was on a waiting list for a liver transplant as a result of the cancer drug she had received. &nbsp;There was no other info i could find.

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• SU

  @suegriffiths5365 · 3 months ago

  So fed up with GPs misdiagnosing! My friend ( who was breast feeding) was misdiagnosed with mastitis. Eventually her nipple went black and she was diagnosed too late with non hodgkins lymphoma. When she died, she left behind a 4 year old and a 18 month old.

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• KA

  @kat39422 · 3 months ago

  Completely humbled by Heidi&apos;s resilience and positivity in such difficult situations. Wishing her a full recovery and a happy life with her family. Rest in peace Baby Ally.

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• AB

  @AbigailPeters-b2e · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  She is a brave mother! I just hate it when doctors misdiagnose their patients! Rest in peace sweet baby girl.

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• JA

  @JA-ut6tw · 3 months ago

  It&apos;s not exactly the same but my wife when we found out she was pregnant had a very high risk pregnancy that would have ultimately killed her. She chose our daughter anyway. There was a catastrophic event which was predicted by the doctors but my wife actually ended up pulling through as did our daughter. A mother&apos;s love can certainly move mountains. I&apos;ve seen it myself. Miraculous

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• M.

  @M.Freedom · 3 months ago

  Wow …what a strong powerful woman …and Ally is with you all the time …🦋💜🇦🇺

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• JA

  @jasminekingwande4495 · 2 months ago

  Sending so many prayers🙏🏽🙏🏽

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• KS

  @KSJessenArt · 3 months ago

  When I was pregnant with my first my Gynecologist told me I had cancer and had to decide to wait until he was born or get it treated right away, glad I chose him, the light of my life, now 44 years with 5 boys of his own...they removed the cancer after he was born and I am here today enjoying my children and 6 Grandchildren!!! God is in conrol, trusting in Him never lets down!!

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• OR

  @oregon_rose · 3 months ago (edited)

  You feel like your problems are so small when you hear stories like these 💔 I hope things got better for Heidi. I think she did the right thing in delivering Ally early. It&apos;s sad when babies pass away but the impact of her loss would be much smaller than the loss of Heidi. It&apos;s always the good people who get cancer and the shitty ones who live forever.

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