Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: This October 2013 family photo shows Carrie DeKlyen and husband Nick DeKlyen in Grand Rapids, Mich. Carrie DeKlyen sacrificed the chance to prolong her life to give birth to her sixth child. Doctors removed... (Associated Press) 
  
 DETROIT (AP) — A Michigan woman who sacrificed the chance to prolong her life in order to give birth to her sixth child died early Saturday, her husband said. 
  
 Nick DeKlyen told The Associated Press that his wife, Carrie DeKlyen, died surrounded by family at University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. 
  
 He said among his last words to her were, "I'll see you in Heaven." 
  
 "We stayed by her until she took her last breath," Nick DeKlyen said. "It's in God's hands now." 
  
 Doctors removed Carrie DeKlyen's feeding and breathing tubes on Thursday, a day after she gave birth to her daughter Life Lynn DeKlyen. The mother chose to forgo chemotherapy to treat her brain cancer, since it would have meant ending her pregnancy. 
  
 Life Lynn was born prematurely, at 24 weeks and five days into the pregnancy and weighing 1 pound, four ounces (567 grams). Nick DeKlyen said his daughter is doing better than expected in neonatal intensive care, gaining weight and "almost breathing on her own." 
  
 "She's going to be fine," he said. "She's going to be here for 4 or 5 months, but we expect her to be a healthy baby. ... The doctor just said the timing (of the birth) couldn't have been more perfect." 
  
 The couple, who are from the western Michigan city of Wyoming, have five other kids who range in age from 2 to 18 years old. Nick DeKlyen said the family is strong in its Christian faith. 
  
 "My wife loves the Lord and she loves her children more than anything," he said Friday. 
  
 "It's painful," he added. "But this is what she wanted. She wanted to protect this child." 
  
 Since Carrie DeKlyen's cancer diagnosis in April, the family has been sharing updates about her and her pregnancy on the Facebook page Cure 4 Carrie . Posted on the page Saturday was a reference to a Bible verse, John 15:13, which reads: "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends." ||||| Carrie DeKlyen, the Michigan mother of six who sacrificed cancer treatment that would have saved her life but ended her pregnancy, died Saturday — three days after delivering her newborn baby. She was 37. 
  
 Her husband Nick DeKlyn told the Associated Press that Carrie was surrounded by family at the time of her death. Nick said one of the last things he said to his wife was “I’ll see you in Heaven.” 
  
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 Carrie was diagnosed with glioblastoma in April, an aggressive, rapidly growing malignant tumor that can affect the brain and spinal cord. 
  
 It was after Carrie enrolled in a clinical trial at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor when doctors informed her she would need to “terminate her pregnancy” in order to receive cancer treatment, Carrie’s sister-in-law, Sonya Nelson, told PEOPLE Friday. “She didn’t want to do that,” Nelson said. 
  
 “The doctor said if you don’t terminate this baby, Carrie, you will die,” Nick added. “But it was Carrie’s decision and I said, ‘What do you want to do?’ She said, ‘We’re keeping it.’ ” 
  
 Carrie DeKlyen Courtesy DeKlyen Family 
  
 She gave birth via cesarean section to Life Lynn DeKlyen on Sept. 6 at 24 weeks and 5 days. Though the baby was born premature, Nick said Life is doing well. 
  
 Life Lynn DeKlyen 
  
 “We gave up all of Carrie’s treatment to give Life a chance to survive,” Nick — who shared kids Elijah, 18, Isaiah, 16, Nevaeh, 11, Leila, 4, and Jez, 2 with Carrie — said. “Her birth meant that this wasn’t all for nothing, my wife will pass on and my baby will live. 
  
 “She wanted this, but it’s tough,” he said. “I’m trying to be happy for the baby but the love of my life is hours away from dying, it hurts so bad.” 
  
 Courtesy DeKlyen Family 
  
 After delivering Life, Carrie was taken off of life support, with her family telling supporters on their Facebook support page Cure 4 Carrie that she is “very comfortable she is in God’s hands until he calls her home.” 
  
 Carrie and Nick DeKlyen Courtesy DeKlyen Family 
  
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 Nick — who met Carrie at church — told PEOPLE Friday he had already said goodbye to his longtime sweetheart: “I kissed her on the forehead and said, ‘I love you, you did it you gave our baby life and she’s doing well’ and then I let her go,” he said. 
  
 Though she’s gone now, Nick said her final, selfless act to forgo her life for her baby’s will “never be forgotten.” 
  
 “When our daughter gets old enough, I’ll tell her the story about her brave mommy,” Nick explained through tears. “I’ll tell her that God gave her the gift of life with an awesome plan in mind and we’re not sure why mommy had to be sick and pass away to do so, but it’s all a special plan and we must trust it. 
  
 “I’ll tell her that mommy did this because she loves you and she is in Heaven and we’ll see her again — soon, soon.” |||||
Student:
Life Lynn DeKlyen was born Wednesday in Ann Arbor's University Hospital, and her first name is a poignant reminder of the sacrifice her mom made to bring her into this world. Carrie DeKlyen, a mom of five from Wyoming, Mich., died Saturday, two days after doctors took her off life support, per the AP. DeKlyen made headlines when she found out earlier this year she was pregnant with her sixth child—just weeks after she'd been diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressively malignant brain tumor, per MLive.com. For her to continue the cancer treatment she'd begun as part of a clinical trial, DeKlyen would've had to have terminated her pregnancy. "She didn't want to do that," her sister-in-law tells People, even though her husband, Nick, says her doctor told her she'd die if she didn't receive immediate treatment. Instead, DeKlyen went forward with the pregnancy, ending up in the ICU in late July after suffering a stroke and losing consciousness. Doctors decided Life Lynn needed to be delivered this week to boost her chances for survival, and so she was delivered by C-section at 24 weeks and five days, weighing 1 pound, 4 ounces. Nick DeKlyen tells the AP the newborn will be in the neonatal intensive care unit for four to five months, but that she's gaining weight, "almost breathing on her own," and is "going to be fine." He admits it's "painful" he lost his wife, who was also mom to their other five kids, ranging in age from 2 to 18, but that "this is what she wanted." He says his last words to his wife were: "I'll see you in heaven." A GoFundMe set up for the family has raised more than $95,000.