Amy Carroll will then start treatment as soon as possible11:09, 05 Jul 2026A pregnant mum who put her dizzy spells down to gestational diabetes only to discover she had a brain tumour has to give birth nine weeks early on Monday. Amy Carroll, 34, was diagnosed with gestational diabetes at the start of her fourth pregnancy and put her fainting down as a symptom.‌But when she had a seizure in bed next to her partner Torrin Sirus, 36, she was rushed to hospital at 3am on June 17. Two days later, after a CT and MRI scan, doctors confirmed Amy had stage four brain cancer with seven masses on her brain.‌Doctors at John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford later verified it was a secondary cancer to the breast cancer she overcame in 2021. Treatment is so urgent that doctors have scheduled an emergency C-se