Mom Diagnosed With Breast Cancer During Pregnancy Delivers Miracle Baby. The Photos Say It All

April 25, 2015

This is the definition of strength, love, and pure raw beauty.

Mom was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer halfway through her pregnancy with her surprise gender baby. She had one breast removed and underwent chemotherapy while carrying her miracle baby.

She was induced at 36 weeks in order to receive more treatment. Her baby boy was born ready to prove to the world his strength that he inherited from his strong mommy. He latched on to her remaining breast all on his own and the room erupted in so many emotions.

breast cancer mom breast feeds son
Kate Murray Photography

Photographer Kate Murray says she was blessed and honored to have met and gotten to know this woman and her family:

"Breastfeeding is such a sacred bond, and this one just makes my heart break and swell at the same time. I am beyond blessed to have met and gotten to know this woman and her family, and so honored she asked me to be there to document these precious moments."

breast cancer mom breast feeds son
Kate Murray Photography

Please share, and continue to pray for this family as they go into their next journey together.


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