Gold Coast mother pleads guilty to poisoning daughter with chemotherapy drugs A Gold Coast mother has pleaded guilty to poisoning her young daughter with chemotherapy drugs. The mum entered the guilty to plea to a charge of causing her four-year-old daughter grievous bodily harm when she fronted the Brisbane Magistrates Court this morning. The 22-year-old mum, who cannot be named so as not to identify her child, looked withdrawn as she stood in the dock before Queensland's chief magistrate Tim Carmody, QC, in Court 20. During a full hand-up committal hearing, the mum's barrister Catherine Morgan told the court of her client's intention to plead guilty to the charge and asked the matter be referred to the District Court for sentence. I am instructed (my client) wants to enter a plea of guilty,' Ms Morgan said. Judge Carmody then asked the mum if she had anything to say before being committed for sentence. Yes your honour. I wish to plead guilty," she said. The mum is accused of administering chemotherapy drugs to her young daughter, which she bought online over 10-month period. 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 mother allegedly documented her abuse of her daughter on a dedicated Facebook website followed by thousands of followers who believed the young girl was battling a mystery illness. Judge Carmody order the mother, who has been in custody since her arrest in April, be committed for sentence on date to be fixed.