Heavily pregnant Vegas mother-of-three, 31, who's battling a rare form of leukemia that's left her bone marrow '90% cancer' details desperate bid to save the life of her unborn child after being turned away from hospitals in Utah and Arizona

A Las Vegas mother of three is battling to save the life of her unborn child after receiving a devastating leukemia diagnosis. 

In November Aryanna Brewer, 26, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia for the second time in her life. 

The mother of three young kids, 6, 4 and 17 months found out her bone marrow was '90 percent cancer' after discovering she was also pregnant with her fourth child. 

'The symptoms are like fatigue, shortness of breath, so I am thinking this has to do with being pregnant but then I come to find out I'm anemic which is a big sign that leukemia has come back especially if you a history,' Brewer told Fox 5. 

Brewer previously beat leukemia as a sixteen-year-old after undergoing chemotherapy for two and a half years.

Aryanna Brewer, 26, has three children 6, 4 and 17 months and is pregnant with her fourth 

In November Brewer was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia for the second time 

'I have to beat cancer because I have three kids that need me,' Brewer said 

'When we finally got to the point where they did the bone marrow biopsy that was it, they saw my bone marrow was 90% cancer,' she explained. 

Brewer requires an allogeneic stem cell transplant unavailable in Las Vegas.

Desperate to access the vital treatment Brewer reached out to facilities in Utah and Arizona but was not successful in securing a place.

'I have to beat cancer because I have three kids that need me,' she told the outlet.  

However, she has managed to gain admission at UCLA in California where she will remain for a month of chemotherapy.

If she manages to go into remission she will then undergo a further 28 days of immunotherapy. 

'Then we would be looking at delivering the baby early by C-section…recovering 4-6 weeks…and then after that the bone marrow transplant,' Brewer told Fox 5. 

'We are going to check her heartbeat every day, every Monday they are going to check her growth. If there is a chance that its safe and we can do it then we want to try,' Brewer shared.

Brewer requires an allogeneic stem cell transplant unavailable in Las Vegas

Brewer with her husband Scotty on their wedding day 

Brewer must also search for a bone marrow match and is asking friends, family, and everyone to sign up for free testing. 

Brewer's family has set up a GoFundMe fundraiser to help the family with expenses as she undergoes her treatment. 

'During this time Ary's husband will be the sole provider for their family traveling back and forth from California where Ary will be and Las Vegas where her kids will be while she receives treatment' the fundraiser states.

'She does not know what the future holds for the baby she is currently pregnant with, her family or her health. 

Ary is an amazing woman, mother, wife, sister and friend who does not deserve the battle she is facing. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.'