Amy Carroll, a 34-year-old mother from Northampton, faced a life-altering diagnosis during her fourth pregnancy.Initially experiencing dizziness and fainting, she was diagnosed with gestational diabetes.

However, after a severe seizure on June 17, scans revealed seven brain tumours, confirming stage four breast cancer linked to her previous battle with the disease.Doctors opted for an emergency C-section at 31 weeks to allow immediate cancer treatment.Her son, Arlo, born weighing 1.8kg, is in neonatal care but showing progress.Amy believes her pregnancy saved her life, as she was unaware of her illness until after giving birth.She now faces radiotherapy and chemotherapy, fearing the side effects may hinder her ability to care for her newborn.

Family and friends are rallying support through a fundraising campaign, emphasizing that Arlo's arrival gave her hope to continue fighting for her family.