article_snippet.sent: When her was 15 weeks pregnant with her fifth child, Clare Van Santen was told Clare Van Santen had breast cancer. '
article_snippet.sent: so I had breast cancer was a bit scary wondering what was going to happen with the pregnancy and the other kids,' Clare Van Santen told Daily Mail Australia.
article_snippet.sent: After undergoing a specific chemotherapy regime which had been found to have no negative impact on unborn children, and having a mastectomy, Clare Van Santen was born happy and most importantly, healthy. '
article_snippet.sent: Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) is currently battling terminal breast cancer.
article_snippet.sent: When Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) asked Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) doctor after all Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) treatment whether Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) was in remission, her doctor told Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) that with breast cancer, if breast cancer is contained within the breast like Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) was, you are essentially cured.
article_snippet.sent: But ten years on, after living a life which Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) thought was cancer-free, the single mum-of-five has been told breast cancer is now terminal.
article_snippet.sent: After Ms Van Santen initial diagnosis, Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) learned in October 2013 breast cancer had spread to Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) liver, and Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) also had a small amount in one of Singe mother-of-five Clare Van Santen, 37, (back of image) shoulders. '
article_snippet.sent: and they did a scan of her liver and found some legions which ended up being cancer, little tiny bit in my shoulder too,' Ms Van Santen revealed.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Van Santen was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, but breast cancer has since spread to Ms Van Santen liver, shoulder, and brain .
article_snippet.sent: Ms Van Santen was supposed to have, Ms Van Santen had to endure five months of chemotherapy and hormone treatments, which successfully shrunk the spots in her liver. '
article_snippet.sent: Then at the beginning of this year, - Clare Van Santen began having some strange symptoms once again. '
article_snippet.sent: But the medication she currently on makes - Clare Van Santen more exhausted than 'I've ever been in my life', and leaves - Clare Van Santen wiped out for days at a time.
article_snippet.sent: However the mum-of-five said - Clare Van Santen life would be even more difficult if - Clare Van Santen didn't have the support of Breast Cancer Care, WA.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Van Santen has questioned why Ms Van Santen is classified as a 'survivor' because Ms Van Santen has lived for more than five years after Ms Van Santen diagnosis, but will still eventually succumb to the disease.
highlights_snippet.sent: Clare Van Santen, 37, has Stage 4 breast cancer, which means it's terminal .
  