Our Dear Friend Jodi has just been diagnosed with Lobular Breast Cancer Stage 3, through the milk ducts. Soon she will be in for a full mesectomy on her right breast and then begin months of intensive radioactive treatment that will leave her unable to work.

Despite the shock, she has shown nothing but courage and continued to smile, staying strong for her children.

The battle ahead is not one that can be fought alone. Between surgery, her radiotherapy treatments, travel for appointments, time off work, and day-to-day expenses, the financial burden can become very overwhelming. Your contribution will help ease the burden on Jodi and her two young children. Even if you can’t donate, sending love and support means the world right now.

Jodi is the first person to lend a helping hand and always puts her children first. Now its our turn to give back and show her that she is not alone in this journey. Join us in helping Jodi focus on healing, not finances.

Jodi's life has never been easy. Her children's father Mark Cameron, battled with mental health issues and unfortunatly took his own life when the children were just babies. Since then Jodi has raised her children, Eddison (8) and Luca Rose (7) on her own, she has brought them a home to live in and given them the best life she possibly can.

Sadly her mother Diane Oldham passed away from Glioblastomas, Brain tumour stage 4 back in 2022, thus leaving Jodi and her Sister Lana Oldam, the only ones left in her family. Through every setback, she has always smiled and shown incredible strength still putting others before herself.

That’s why we’re asking for help. No matter how small, donations will go towards easing the financial burden for Jodi, so she can focus on the most important battle of her life: beating breast cancer. And if you cannot donate, please share her story. Every share helps us reach more people.

Please keep this information confidential between parents, as Jodi is yet to inform her children.

Thank you. Your kindness gives Jodi one less battle to fight, We are forever grateful.