Scots mum told she could be infertile after deadly cancer diagnosis gives birth to baby boy
Aylee Smith was just 23 when doctors told her she had Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma and said her cancer was so aggressive there was no time to save her eggs and warned her she would likely never have children.
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A Scots woman who was told she would likely never have children after being diagnosed with cancer at just 23, has given birth to a baby boy.
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