Rabaca's story went viral after she learned that she needed an exact blood donor match to treat leukemia. She is Latino and Caucasian and was having a difficult time finding the match, KABC reported.
After her story spread across the country, a record number of people signed up to donate.
More than 50,000 people signed up for the Be The Match registry within the week her story broke, KNBC reported.
Rabaca said she hoped to undergo the bone marrow transplant as soon as the babies were born.
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