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Cancer urgent affects her fertility
Elle Crofton, diagnosed with a rare bone marrow cancer at age 25, faced the dual challenge of treatment and preserving her fertility. Her cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant, threatened her ability to have children, prompting her to freeze her eggs before starting aggressive therapy. Despite uncertain success and high costs, her decision to preserve her fertility allowed her to conceive a son through IVF years later, highlighting the increasing importance of fertility preservation for young cancer patients.
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