Your donation helps Mum face her last chance options with hope, focusing on time with family and friends.
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My name is Taylah, and I’ve created this Givealittle page for my mum, Kerrie Jordan, as she moves into this next stage of her cancer journey.
Mum has always been the person who lifts everyone else up, pouring love, kindness, and beauty into the people around her. Creating this page is my way of giving some of that back, and making sure she has choices as we focus on what matters most: quality time together as our small beautiful family.
I grew up watching Mum achieve incredible things. Her salon was her pride and joy for 28 years, and seeing her let it go has been one of the hardest parts of this journey. She built a life around caring for others, and now it’s our turn to help her sparkle and be fabulous every day.
As Mum would say, “Put on your fav outfit, dance to your fav song, because life is to be celebrated.”
Mum is living with Stage 4 metastatic invasive lobular breast cancer, which has spread to her bones, liver, and soft tissue. She has now started the last publicly funded treatment option available to her.
This page is here to help Mum look at possible outside options — private treatments, trials, and supportive care — if she chooses to explore them. It’s also here to give her the financial freedom to spend her time where she wants to be: with her friends and family, and with Marci by her side through every step.
Mum will update when she can. Thank you for supporting her in a way that gives her choice, dignity, and precious time with the people she loves.
I’m Taylah Brown, Kerrie’s daughter, holding her hand as she walks this part of her cancer journey.
- Exploring further treatment options.
- Lessening the load and financial stress.
- Spending quality time with the ones who matter most.
- Doing the things she still wants to do.
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