After Breast Cancer Diagnosis a Woman, 33, Was Told Her Ovaries were ‘Dead’ But Miraculously Gives Birth to 2nd Child

Published Jan 18, 2021

After Breast Cancer Diagnosis a Woman, 33, Was Told Her Ovaries were 'Dead' But Miraculously Gives Birth to 2nd Child

Gemma Isaac, 33, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019 and underwent radiation therapy and a mastectomy to treat her disease. She was told her ovaries were "dead," but was then able to conceive again and believes it was due to her newly vegan diet.

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