Isla's Road to Recovery

Isla's Road to Recovery Diagnosed with breast cancer 32 weeks pregnant. This is my story and a call for others to get checked

13/03/2026

What a relief. Today I had an appointment to review all my scans from over the past month. The doctor was happy to say I don't have cancer in my other breast and sternum. I will continue to be monitored and hopefully we don't see any changes in six months time.

Thank you for the extra love and support over the past month. Its been an emotional roller-coaster.

Happy Friday!

27/02/2026

Today waa a roller-coaster of emotions. We didn't know what the news was going to be but we did know we were going to get through this.

Still some more testing ahead but main thing is we can breathe a little sigh of relief that they can't see spread of the disease across my body.

So let's enjoy the weekend, especially Sunday as its my birthday. 37 here i come ❤️

We'll let the pictures tell the story
27/02/2026

We'll let the pictures tell the story

26/02/2026

It's been a big week with not a lot of sleep. Yesterday I had my CT and PET Scan. I am hopeful that what they saw are benign cysts or just weird things your b***s do after kids.

Tomorrow I will meet with my oncologist to discuss the results and next steps if any. Let's hope for some good news.

Thank you as always my beautiful village ❤️

And F Cancer!

Isla is extremely grateful for all of your messages this week. It's an incredibly scary and uncertain time for us at the...
24/02/2026

Isla is extremely grateful for all of your messages this week. It's an incredibly scary and uncertain time for us at the moment, but the one certainty has been all the support you guys have shown.

If we can ask one more favour ahead of Friday, it's to send in your f*ck cancer photos🖕🏼

Btw, Bailey said he wants to go first.

Scan has been pushed back to tomorrow so figured we'd spend a fun day out 😊
24/02/2026

Scan has been pushed back to tomorrow so figured we'd spend a fun day out 😊

21/02/2026

MRI scan update.

11/02/2026

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Today I had my breast MRI. The weeks leading up to this scan have been filled with so many emotions but especially fear.

Scanxiety is so real, and it feels important to share this part of my journey too. I try to stay positive and put on a brave face, but the truth is, it’s not always easy. There are moments when the emotions and anxiety take over, especially when the “what ifs” creep in… what if today shows more cancer?

Being strong doesn’t mean not being scared and that is okay. ❤️

Tomorrow I will be having my second MRI for the week where they will look at my pelvis. This one will focus on how far my endometriosis has progressed.

Wish me luck!!!

10/02/2026

Both of my boys spent time in the Special Care Nursery at Geelong Hospital, and it’s impossible to put into words just how vital this service is to our family and to the wider Geelong community. The care, dedication, and compassion shown there means more than we could ever express.

I wanted to share a small highlight of something close to our hearts, some of the beautiful items my mum proudly makes and donates to the hospital for babies who are premature or simply need a little extra care and comfort.

With so much gratitude, thank you from our family.

04/02/2026

Just a reminder to check your b***s 🍈🍈

11/01/2026

Thank you so much to everyone who took the time to watch, comment and share my recent reel about my hair loss journey from breast cancer 💗

My hope has always been to support, encourage, and remind others to listen to their bodies and get checked, especially even during pregnancy. I feel honoured that this reel has had a real impact. Thank you oncd again to those who have shared their own journeys with me, I am truly grateful I’ve been able to help in any small way.

26/11/2025

New Zealand

This trip wasn’t just our boys’ first overseas holiday, it was a journey I once thought I might never get to take. Two years ago, I wasn’t sure what my future would look like, let alone moments like this.

I feel incredibly lucky to still be here, standing in such a stunning part of the world. This holiday touched me deeply. It felt like I rediscovered a part of myself I thought I’d lost, the part that loves exploring new places and new cultures. And then there was the joy of watching my boys laugh, explore, and make memories together… moments so full of life and pure happiness.

What a truly special experience

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