article_snippet.sent: One week before brain surgery Ms Hines found out Ms Hines was pregnant.
article_snippet.sent: But in February 2012, one week before Ms Hines was due to go into surgery, Ms Hines took a pregnancy test that turned out positive. '
article_snippet.sent: I went to doctor booked and told Ms Hines I've been the pill for 10 years - this wasn't planned,' Ms Hines told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet.sent: Ms Hines asked me 'What do you want to do, do you want to carry on with pregnancy or have your surgery?' 'I felt sick - how can you ask somebody that?'
article_snippet.sent: Doctors warned Ms Hines that her unborn baby would not survive being under general anaesthetic for 12 hours if Ms Hines had the operation.
article_snippet.sent: Doctors also warned Ms Hines that if Ms Hines kept her unborn baby, Ms Hines pregnancy hormones would likely cause the tumour to grow significantly.
article_snippet.sent: her unborn baby was also at a higher risk of being born with birth defects, but Ms Hines decided to push ahead with the pregnancy.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Hines pregnancy was difficult and Ms Hines suffered from exhaustion, stress and anxiety – but the real test came when Ms Hines went into labour. '
article_snippet.sent: It was labour ever, I had three seizures in the middle,' Ms Hines said. '
article_snippet.sent: When you seizure all your muscles contract and labour could basically squash her unborn baby.'
article_snippet.sent: Doctors had to perform an emergency caesarean after Ms Hines suffered three seizures during labour .
article_snippet.sent: we do worry about it because of the pregnancy and labour, you don't know if it caused long-term effects. '
highlights_snippet.sent: She was pregnant a week before scheduled surgery .
  