Woman, 28, Was Giving Birth to Her Second Baby When Midwives Made a Startling Discovery. Now, She Has Months to Live (Exclusive)
Key Points:
- Alex Stewart, a 28-year-old mother of two, was diagnosed with cervical cancer after midwives discovered a lump while she was giving birth to her second child in 2025; despite treatment, the cancer has now become terminal.
- Initially misdiagnosed as a varicose vein, the lump persisted, leading to further tests and a shocking cancer diagnosis, despite Alex having no symptoms and being considered low risk due to her age and health.
- After undergoing chemotherapy and radiation, Alex was given a prognosis of six months to two years to live, prompting her to focus on making memories with her children and preparing her family for the future.
- Alex faces daily challenges balancing her illness with motherhood, relying on family support and professional help to care