A 25-year-old pregnant mother of one has tragically died shortly after being diagnosed with a rapidly spreading form of cancer.
Olivia Harlow of Queensland, Australia lost her unborn baby and died shortly after on June 24, her devastated family has revealed.
The young mom died after visiting the hospital multiple times and being sent home, her family says.
Stefanie Harlow, Olivia’s sister-in-law, has set up a fundraising page on behalf of Olivia’s partner Ryan Stephenson
Mr. Stephenson is now raising their four-year-old daughter Evaliah on his own.
Stefanie Harlow told The Daily Mail that her sister-in-law went to Royal Brisbane Hospital with headaches and blurred vision at 34 weeks pregnant.
She was allegedly sent home to rest but rushed back to the hospital two weeks later, on June 16, when she realized her baby wasn’t moving.
When the doctors examined her, she was tragically told her unborn daughter had died.
Stefanie told the publication that Olivia stayed in the hospital for a few days after giving birth.
She was given a “full bill of health” and discharged.
However, just days later, she returned to the hospital and told doctors she still wasn’t feeling well and was suffering intense headaches.
The doctors looked at scans they had done two weeks earlier and said there was no need for further tests, the sister-in-law explained.
“They said she was probably still stressed from what she had gone through and pretty much sent her on her way,” Stefanie told the Mail.
“The next day Olivia was found by her partner in her room unresponsive so they rushed her to the hospital on life support.”
She said they found tumors in Olivia’s brain, with one at the back of her head “almost the size of two golf balls.”
Olivia, who already has one young daughter, was brain-dead, and her life support was turned off on June 24.
“She was only 25, she was otherwise fit and healthy,” Stefanie said.
“We shouldn’t have to be in this position where we’re putting her to rest.
“It’s a bit of a medical mystery.”
She added: “We questioned the doctors and they said they couldn’t explain it.
“In 26 days she had nothing and then all of sudden she was riddled (with tumors).”
Olivia’s brain has been sent off for testing, but her family could be waiting up to two years to get an answer as to what happened to her.
The family has been left desperate for answers to how Olivia could have died so quickly from brain cancer without doctors picking up on it sooner.
Speaking about the case, Dr. William Makis explains that brain cancers are the second most common turbo cancer.
Turbo cancer is a relatively new phenomenon that exploded when it emerged shortly after Covid mRNA shots were rolled out to the public in early 2021.
The cancers form and spread at a far quicker rate, leading to oncologists and doctors dubbing the issue “turbo cancer.”
Large numbers of doctors have been reporting that their patients who seem healthy are dying within a week of being diagnosed with turbo cancer.
As Dr. Makis notes, Olivia Harlow was declared brain-dead “within hours of diagnosis.”
Makis asserts that Olivia Harlow’s turbo cancer death was caused by a “Covid mRNA vaccine injury.”
Her family is now left awaiting answers on how the otherwise fit and healthy woman’s life changed drastically in 26 days.
“Understandably, this has taken its toll on the family and has come as a huge shock,” Stefanie wrote on the GoFundMe page.
“Olivia was the most caring and loving mother, partner, daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin, and friend anyone could ever have asked for.
“I am reaching out on behalf of the family to help raise some funds to give Liv and Adeline the send-off they both deserve and to help ease the financial burden off Ryan so he is able to take his time to grieve and be there for Evaliah while they come to terms with the sudden change of their lives.”
READ MORE – Major Study of 9 Million Confirms Covid Shots Cause VAIDS
