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Published 17:19 29 Mar 2019 GMT
Updated 17:32 29 Mar 2019 GMT
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Portugal's organ donation laws played a role in the decision to continue the pregnancy.
Under the country's law of presumed consent, a person must opt out of organ donation rather than sign up for it.
"Being a donor is not just about being in a position to donate a liver or heart or lung, but also being in a position to give yourself so a child can live," hospital ethics adviser Felipe Almeida said.
"And no-one has the right to interrupt the mother's decision process."
The baby's father also wanted for the baby to be born.
Ms Sequeira's funeral took place today.
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