Mother accused of poisoning daughter with chemotherapy drug set to stand trial A MOTHER is expected to be ordered to stand trial for poisoning her daughter with chemotherapy drugs next week. Lawyers for the mother yesterday told the Brisbane Magistrates Court she wanted her charge of causing her four-year-old daughter grievous bodily harm set down for a full hand-up committal hearing. Solicitor Bradley Heilbronn, for the mother, asked the hearing be held as soon as possible because his client was currently being held in custody as a result of the allegations. Magistrate Chris Callaghan listed the hearing for October 9. The request for a full hand-up hearing means the mother has indicated her intention to have the case referred to the District Court without cross-examination of witnesses. Mr Heilbronn did not indicate if the mother would defend the charge or enter a plea of guilty. The 22-year-old Gold Coast mother is accused of administering chemotherapy drugs to her four-year-old daughter, which she bought online, over a 10-month period. The Courier-Mail in April revealed the mother was arrested following a joint investigation by South Eastern Region detectives and the State Crime Operation Command's Child Safety and Sexual Crime Group. The mum allegedly documented her abuse of her daughter on a dedicated Facebook website followed by thousands of followers who believed the you girl was battling a mystery illness Mr Callaghan ordered the mother appear in court at next week's hearing. It will be the first time the mum has appeared in court since her first appearance in the glass enclosed arrest court dock in April.