„Ich möchte noch einige Erinnerungen sammeln"

Mutter dank künstlicher Befruchtung - dann kommt die Schockdiagnose

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Pictured: Jenna Loughran with Theo recently.

'I finally had my miracle baby after two rounds of IVF – then I was diagnosed with TERMINAL CANCER,' reveals heartbroken mum

A heartbroken mum has revealed she has terminal cancer – three years after welcoming her miracle son via IVF.

Jenna Loughran, 37, from Coventry, was diagnosed with stage four triple negative breast cancer in May 2022 – after finding a lump on her breast in the shower in December 2020.

While she went through various treatment routes in between, by May it became clear that her condition was terminal.

She was devastated at the diagnosis, which came three years after she welcomed son Theo, following two rounds of IVF, in June 2019.

Now, her focus is on making memories with her little boy to last a lifetime – with the help of generous online donors.

“I was absolutely devasted when I got the diagnosis,” Jenna, a former legal secretary, told NeedToKnow.online.

 “I don’t know how long I’ve got left and I’ve got a little boy, he’s just turned three.

“I just want to be able to do as much as I can with him and make some memories.

“Everyone kept saying to me that I should set up a GoFundMe page and I put it off for a while because it made me feel awkward and I didn’t want to have to ask.

“But in the end, I just wanted to make memories with Theo and I didn’t see any other way I could do it.”

The page has raised more than her £5,000 target, with donors touched by the sad story.

On the page, Jenna wrote: “My son has just turned three years old. He is my world. After a battle with infertility and two rounds of IVF it is so cruel that I won’t be around to see him grow up.

“My heart breaks for him. I want him to remember me and the times we spent together.

“I want him to be proud of his mummy and know I did everything I could to be around for as long as I can.

“I really want to make as many memories for Theo as I can b
Lächeln! Theo und Jenna haben nicht mehr viel Zeit füreinander.
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Jenna Loughran (37) aus Großbritannien hatte Schwierigkeiten schwanger zu werden. Sie musste zwei künstliche Befruchtungen durchlaufen, um endlich ein Kind zu bekommen. Doch drei Jahre später bekommt die Mutter eine schreckliche Diagnose: Sie hat Brustkrebs. Die Ärzte teilen ihr mit, dass sie die Krankheit nicht mehr heilen können.

Im Dezember 2020 entdeckte Jenna unter Dusche einen Knoten in ihrer Brust

Nach der Diagnose Brustkrebs bekam Jenna Chemotherapie, Strahlentherapie, und ihr Lymphknoten wurde entfernt. Im Februar dieses Jahres beendete sie ihre Behandlung, aber einige Monate später kehrte der Krebs zurück. „Bei dreifach negativem Brustkrebs bestand immer ein hohes Rückfall- und Ausbreitungsrisiko“, erzählt Jenna britischen Medien. „Es ist die aggressivste Form von Brustkrebs mit den wenigsten verfügbaren Behandlungsmöglichkeiten.“ Jenna hatte gehofft, dass ein Rückfall sich noch mehr Zeit gelassen hätte.

Jennas Sohn Theo ist drei Jahre alt

Jenna begann im Februar Pläne für sich und ihren Sohn Theo zu schmieden. Sie wollte Lehrassistentin werden, doch eine Untersuchung im März zeigte, dass der Krebs in zwei Lymphknoten in ihrer Brust zurückgekehrt war. Jetzt konzentriert sie sich darauf, Erinnerungen mit Theo zu schaffen, die ein Leben lang halten werden. „Ich weiß nicht, wie lange ich noch habe, und ich habe einen kleinen Jungen, er ist gerade drei geworden. Ich möchte nur in der Lage sein, so viel wie möglich mit ihm zu tun und noch einige Erinnerungen zu sammeln.“ Deswegen sammelt Jenna online jetzt Spenden, um sich diesen Wunsch erfüllen zu können.

Story from Jam Press (Terminally Ill)

Pictured: Jenna Loughran with Theo in August 2021.

'I finally had my miracle baby after two rounds of IVF – then I was diagnosed with TERMINAL CANCER,' reveals heartbroken mum

A heartbroken mum has revealed she has terminal cancer – three years after welcoming her miracle son via IVF.

Jenna Loughran, 37, from Coventry, was diagnosed with stage four triple negative breast cancer in May 2022 – after finding a lump on her breast in the shower in December 2020.

While she went through various treatment routes in between, by May it became clear that her condition was terminal.

She was devastated at the diagnosis, which came three years after she welcomed son Theo, following two rounds of IVF, in June 2019.

Now, her focus is on making memories with her little boy to last a lifetime – with the help of generous online donors.

“I was absolutely devasted when I got the diagnosis,” Jenna, a former legal secretary, told NeedToKnow.online.

 “I don’t know how long I’ve got left and I’ve got a little boy, he’s just turned three.

“I just want to be able to do as much as I can with him and make some memories.

“Everyone kept saying to me that I should set up a GoFundMe page and I put it off for a while because it made me feel awkward and I didn’t want to have to ask.

“But in the end, I just wanted to make memories with Theo and I didn’t see any other way I could do it.”

The page has raised more than her £5,000 target, with donors touched by the sad story.

On the page, Jenna wrote: “My son has just turned three years old. He is my world. After a battle with infertility and two rounds of IVF it is so cruel that I won’t be around to see him grow up.

“My heart breaks for him. I want him to remember me and the times we spent together.

“I want him to be proud of his mummy and know I did everything I could to be around for as long as I can.

“I really want to make as many memories for Theo as I
Jenna bekam die schreckliche Diagnose Brustkrebs. Sie möchte mit ihrem Sohn noch viel erleben.
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Jenna sammelt Spenden für Erinnerungen

„Mein Sohn ist gerade drei Jahre alt geworden. Er ist meine Welt. Nach einem Kampf gegen die Unfruchtbarkeit ist es so grausam, dass ich ihn nicht aufwachsen sehen werde. Ich möchte, dass er sich an mich und die Zeit erinnert, die wir zusammen verbracht haben. Ich möchte, dass er stolz auf seine Mama ist und weiß, dass ich alles getan habe, um so lange wie möglich bei ihm zu sein“, schreibt sie auf einer Spenden-Seite.

Mit dem gesammelten Geld hofft Jenna, dass sie und Theo gemeinsam Abenteuer erleben können. Sie hat eine Reise nach Mallorca gebucht. Es wird Theos erster Urlaub sein.

Story from Jam Press (Terminally Ill)

Pictured: Jenna Loughran with Theo in July 2021.

'I finally had my miracle baby after two rounds of IVF – then I was diagnosed with TERMINAL CANCER,' reveals heartbroken mum

A heartbroken mum has revealed she has terminal cancer – three years after welcoming her miracle son via IVF.

Jenna Loughran, 37, from Coventry, was diagnosed with stage four triple negative breast cancer in May 2022 – after finding a lump on her breast in the shower in December 2020.

While she went through various treatment routes in between, by May it became clear that her condition was terminal.

She was devastated at the diagnosis, which came three years after she welcomed son Theo, following two rounds of IVF, in June 2019.

Now, her focus is on making memories with her little boy to last a lifetime – with the help of generous online donors.

“I was absolutely devasted when I got the diagnosis,” Jenna, a former legal secretary, told NeedToKnow.online.

 “I don’t know how long I’ve got left and I’ve got a little boy, he’s just turned three.

“I just want to be able to do as much as I can with him and make some memories.

“Everyone kept saying to me that I should set up a GoFundMe page and I put it off for a while because it made me feel awkward and I didn’t want to have to ask.

“But in the end, I just wanted to make memories with Theo and I didn’t see any other way I could do it.”

The page has raised more than her £5,000 target, with donors touched by the sad story.

On the page, Jenna wrote: “My son has just turned three years old. He is my world. After a battle with infertility and two rounds of IVF it is so cruel that I won’t be around to see him grow up.

“My heart breaks for him. I want him to remember me and the times we spent together.

“I want him to be proud of his mummy and know I did everything I could to be around for as long as I can.

“I really want to make as many memories for Theo as I c
Jenna entdeckte im Dezember 2020 einen Knoten in ihrer Brust.
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"Ich war fit und gesund"

Die Resonanz auf die Spendenseite sei „überwältigend“ gewesen, so Jenna. Aber sie möchte nicht nur Geldspenden sammeln, sondern auch bei Frauen das Bewusstsein schärfen, wie sie Knoten in ihrer Brust erkennen. „Ich habe überhaupt keine Vorgeschichte von Brustkrebs in der Familie, ich war fit und gesund.“ Jenna appelliert an alle, zum Arzt zu gehen wenn etwas nicht stimmt. Und eine Sache ist ihr noch ganz Besonders wichtig: Das Leben genießen und Erinnerungen schaffen. Nicht erst dann, wenn eine Krankheit kommt. (jar)