article_snippet.sent: Jenny-Lee, 28, was diagnosed with leukaemia seven months into Her pregnancy, and although doctors at Sydney's Prince of Wales Hospital in Randwick told Her Her could give birth via a caesarean section and undergo chemotherapy, Her refused both options as both options required Her to receive a blood transfusion.
article_snippet.sent: Jenny-Lee's elder daughter Chelsie, who was only 10 when her baby mother died in August 2009, also defended her mother.
article_snippet.sent: Jenny-Lee, 28, had pregnancy complications due to his sister leukaemia but rejected treatment on religious grounds .
article_snippet.sent: Hospital staff were 'distressed' over what were perceived to be two avoidable deaths, as 83 percent of pregnant leukaemia sufferers go into remission with treatment.
highlights_snippet.sent: Jenny-Lee and unborn baby
highlights_snippet.sent: Over 80 per cent of treated pregnant leukaemia sufferers go into remission .
  