Help support Amy beat stage 4 Breast Cancer

This is Amy's Story.

Amy celebrated her 30th birthday this week is a loving mother to Ella, Mya and Halo.

In August 2022 Amy found out she had aggressive breast cancer, and only a few weeks later she found out she was pregnant. Faced with a decision that no mother should have to make, but made the decision that only a mother could make and against all odds she gave birth to her now happy gorgeous 1 year old daughter Halo. Whilst 12 weeks pregnant she underwent a double mastectomy and straight after giving birth was wheeled up to the oncology ward to start her treatment. 2 years after the initial diagnosis we thought the nightmare was over.

However nearly two years to the day Amy found another lump in the remaining breast tissue that led to a PET scan where the cancer has now spread to her her armpits, chest wall and rib bone. Her rib bone has fractured due to the cancer and is now pressing on a nerve and breaking the bones in her chest.

Amy is incredibly strong and has shown unwavering strength and I am in absolute awe of her resilience. But I wont sugar coat it, the road ahead is going to be long and difficult. She needs to undergo several months of chemo and radiation, followed by surgery to remove the cancer, along with various medications, hospital visits, and will exhaust all other treatments that are available. These treatments are understandably not cheap and without these treatments her care team have given her 12 months to live, but if she has access to these treatments she could have another 6-8 precious years with her girls.

This is why we are asking for your help to support Amy and her young family through this fight in the way of donations. Any donation, no matter how small, will help Amy and her family access the treatments needed to give Amy the best fighting chance to be here for as long as she can for her girls and create long lasting memory's. This is only part of her story and this will not define her, and she is more determined than ever to fight this with all she has for her girls who are her everything.

"When you have cancer, you realise it takes a village to fight this horrible disease. You realise that you cannot do it alone and that it is ok to accept help"