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A year after Ballarat mum's cancer diagnosis, chemo has failed and time is short
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A year after Ballarat mum's cancer diagnosis, chemo has failed and time is short

Kim Julius, 36, has stage 4 neuroendocrine ovarian cancer affecting less than 0.5 per cent of cases, and chemotherapy has failed to stop it.

Why it mattersA terminal diagnosis at 36 forces a parent to prioritise and make the most of limited time, highlighting the ripple effect cancer has on young families.

AustraliaHer story shows why early health checks matter and demonstrates the importance of listening to your body, a lesson her community in Ballarat is hearing directly from her.

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