Chloe and her Baby Boy Jonah

In September 2025, my cousin Chloe was rushed to hospital, where doctors discovered a tumour on her brain. After further tests, she received the heartbreaking news that the tumour is cancerous, high-grade, and sadly incurable. Chloe is just 25 years old.

Specialists at Leeds General Infirmary are currently conducting more tests to determine whether the tumour is Grade 3 or Grade 4. If it’s Grade 3, her prognosis may be around two years. If it’s Grade 4, she could have as little as a few months to a year.

Chloe has been going to her GP for a number of years with Headaches and dismissed as having anxiety/stress & depression and was only given a CT scan when she started to become confused.

Chloe has already endured so much in her life — losing both her parents at just 16 and 19. And now, she’s facing this battle while raising her 2 year old son, who is her main priority when shes gone.

In the coming weeks, Chloe will begin radiotherapy alongside chemotherapy tablets in an effort to slow the cancer’s progression. The treatment will be incredibly tough on her body, but she is strong, determined ready to face it with everything she has!

Chloe is sassy, funny and brave, loves to have her hair and nails done and has just shaved her head to prepare for treatment, laughing on Snapchat how she’s Sinead O Connor now :)

I am asking for your support to give Chloe the chance to make the most of the time she has — whether that means ticking things off her bucket list, travelling anywhere she wants to in the world and ensuring her boy is cared for through a trust fund. Let’s help get her the best wigs, the most unforgettable experiences, and peace of mind for her son’s future!

Life is incredibly cruel and unfair, and no one should have to go through what Chloe is facing. But let’s give her the opportunity to do anything and everything she wants to do!

From all the way in Australia, this is one small way I hope to make a difference for someone who means so much to us all.

If this had been investigated sooner, who knows how different the outcome might have been - this page is not only for donations, but to spread the word and raise awareness that you should always listen to your body and push for further investigation if you are ever the slightest bit concerned or worried about your symptoms.

We love you so much Chloe. Keep fighting & we’re all with you, every step of the way.

xxxxx