article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof was diagnosed with a rare bone and soft tissue cancer, called Ewing’s sarcoma, aged just five, and
article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof parents were informed
article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof only had three months to live.
article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof died suddenly just six days after giving birth to Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof baby daughter (centre)
article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise’s father Ray van den Nieuwenhof told the Sydney Morning Herald how Anne-Louise’s father Ray van den Nieuwenhof had courageously battled cancer at the age of five after being given a triple dose of chemotherapy.
article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise (right) developed cancer again while in Year 11 at school and underwent extensive surgery but went on to become a high achiever, who flourished in sport, politics and Anne-Louise (right) medical career.
article_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise (right) van den Nieuwenhof's Facebook photo
highlights_snippet.sent: Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof was diagnosed with cancer at age five .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: den Nieuwenhof defied the odds given to Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof by doctors and became a nurse .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Died tragically six days after giving birth to Anne-Louise van den Nieuwenhof second child on March 10 .
  