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母爱可以创造奇迹 The Miracle of Mothers Love（第1页）

母爱可以创造奇迹TheMiraother’sLove

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Withalltheeonlyaplayfulthree-year-oldhave，HedgesumTrishandtugsatherarmforattention.As37-year-oldTrishticklesher，collapsesinfitsofgiggles.

Justthefactthattheyaresittingintheirlivingroomierbhisamiracle—becausefo，Trishhadtomakeaterriblechoice.Shewassufferingfromdbeihchemotherapy.Ifsheuedthetreatment，wouldhavetobeaborted.IfTrishchosetohavedstopthechemotherapy，shewastoldshewouldprobablydie.

“Itmustbeeverymhtmaretomakethatchoice，”

saysTrish，37，“buttherewas.Idesperatelywahischildtolive，evesagmyowhateverymother’sinstinct?”

Trish，aformerchemist，wasdiagnosednon-Hodgkinslymphoma，aphglands，in1995andbythattimethediseasehadspreadthroughoutherbody.

&hanayearofchemotherapy，Trishartialremissiomenthadn’tworkedaswellasdoctorshadhoped.ShewasgivenabreakwhileexpertsdecidedwhattreatmenttotryandsheandPaultookaholidayinTurkey.Whilethere，theyspottedapairofgoldweddingringsandboughtthemonthespurofthemoment.

“Marriagewassomethingwe’dalwaystalkedabout，”

saysTrish.“Webothkmarriedothiswasthefirststeptomakingithappen.”

However，whentheyarrivedhplanshadtobeputonhold.Trishdisotherlumpanddoctorsderessiveotherapy.

Butbefan，Trisheratetofihershecouldhaveorfortestsbuttheyshowedthehormonelevelsinherbloodweresolowthatitwouldbeimpossibletoceive.“Strahebotherme，”

shesays，“EventhoughthedoeIwouldneverhave，Ifounditimpossibletobelieve.”

Severalweekslater，thechemotherapystartedbutaftertwoweeksTrishfeltstrangelydifferent.Itwasnothiherbodywastellihinghad，shedeepreg.

“ItwastwomonthssinceIhadbeentoldIwouldneverhave，butIjusthadafeeling，”

saysTrish.“LogieI’tbe，butthetestositive.Iwashavingababy—ourbaby.ItwasthebestnewsIhadheardinyears.AllthepaindisappearedandallIkaboutwastheneasgrowinginsidemeaincttoprotectit.”

“Ididn’tthinkaboutthecer，thechemotherapyelseexceptourchild.Thatwasuorissuedmewithanultimatum.”

Trishtihhercertreatmentbutitwouldmeanabherchild.Orshecouldstopthetreatment，withthepregnandallowthecertospread.

“Therewas’shesitatiorish.“IkherewasariskbutIputitoutofmymind.Deepdoasworriedsiebuthealsokneahisbaby—webothdid.”

“Mydeshardestformymumanddad—Iwastheirlittlegirlandtheyweresoafraidoflosingme.IwouldhavegivenupmylifeformybabyandIknowtheywouldhavedohesameforme.”

Luckily，Trishsailedthrnanplis.“IhadmyandvitalitythanIhadhadinyears.Ifdoctorscouldhaveprescribedaperfeeformyancywouldhavebeenit.Itwasa10-hourlabourbutIdidn’ttakeanygasorpainkillers—I’drathergivebirthto10babiesinarowthanghonesessioherapy.”

AndOnMay8，1998，wasbornsafearishwasstillinpartialremissiohslater，though，Trishdisotherlumpohelymphoma>

“Iwasterrified，”

shesays.“Itwasn’tjustmeIwasthinkingabout，itwas.IwassoafraidthatIwouldn’tbearoundforher.Howwouldshemaamum?”

Trishstartedanotherotherapy.Withababytocarefor，itwasgruellingbutafterorishwasfreeofthecer.

“I’tbelieveit，”

shesays.“Afterallthosemonthsofchemotherapy，Iwasamazedthatthistimeithadworkedsoquickly.Ifeltsolucky.I’dbeengivenafreshceatlife.”

Thecerhadbeerish’sbattleswerefarfromover.“Thechemotherapyhadleftmewithterriblejointproblems，”

shesays.“Iledwithpainandmybodywasstillsotiredfromthechemotherapy.Lookingafterababywasatstruggle.Ifeltincrediblyguilty，likeIwaslettingdown.IwantedhersomuchbutattimesI’tevealohher.”

&imeswhenTrishwassoillshe’tevencarrydownstairs.“Iwouldlayheraylapahestaironmybum.”

Butnow，gradually，Trish’sb.Itisalong，slowprocessbutsheisregaihahsagoTrishandPaulgotmarried—withaschiefbridesmaid.

“Theweddingrifiveyearsagowerebadlytarrish，“buttheypolishedupwellandit’swowegottousethematlast.I’tbelievewhatwehaveethroughbuttheimportantthingiswehaveethrough.”