Jennifer Michelle Lake Hero Inspiration Teacher “I’m done, I did what I was supposed to. My baby is going to get here safe.” That’s what 17-year-old Jenni Lake told a nurse after she delivered her son Chad Michael Lake Wittman, the Associate Press reported. Twelve days later, on Nov. 21, 2011, the teen mom died from the brain tumor that she had been fighting for more than a year. Her final request: that Chad lay beside her as she died. By Mikaela Conley @mikaelaconley Follow on Twitter Dec 29, 2011 6:00am Teen Gives Birth, Loses Cancer Fight Email 46 Smaller Font Text Larger Text | Print abc jenni lake cancer tk 111228 wblog Teen Gives Birth, Loses Cancer Fight “I’m done, I did what I was supposed to. My baby is going to get here safe.” That’s what 17-year-old Jenni Lake told a nurse after she delivered her son Chad Michael Lake Wittman, the Associate Press reported. Twelve days later, on Nov. 21, 2011, the teen mom died from the brain tumor that she had been fighting for more than a year. Her final request: that Chad lay beside her as she died. The migraines had started about a year before, when Jenni was a sophomore at Pocatello High School in Idaho. After doctors found a 2 centimeter mass on her brain from an MRI scan, she was diagnosed with stage three astrocytoma, a tumor that affects the brain and spinal cord. Doctors gave her a 30 percent chance of surviving two years with treatment. Only weeks after Jenni was diagnosed with cancer, she found out she was 10 weeks …