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UK: Unborn twins helped kick out cancer

A mother who discovered a tumour while pregnant was saved by her unborn twins.

UK: Unborn twins helped kick out cancer

Mon, 04 Feb, 2008 - 14:46

A mother who discovered a tumour while pregnant was saved by her unborn twins.

Michelle Stepney is now being recognised for her courageous decision to continue with the pregnancy despite being advised against it.

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Courts Heathrow Place: UK Place: Cheam Place: south-west London Place: London Person: Michelle Stepney Person: Stepney Person: Jack Person: Scott Person: Alice Person: Harriet Event: Race for Life Organisation: Cancer Research UK Organisation: Royal Marsden Hospital Organisation: Royal Marsden

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