She starred in four episodes of the documentary series “The Real Peak Practice”.
The programmes followed the primary care team at Baslow Health Centre in Bakewell, as they supported one of England’s oldest patient populations.
At first, Dr Jordan put her slurred speech down to a heavy workload during the coronavirus pandemic.
But in 2021, a neurologist gave her the news she dreaded.
She was diagnosed with primary lateral sclerosis, a rare form of MND.
After 25 years as a family doctor, she retired from general practice in May 2022.
“Speaking, consulting, reflecting, explaining and nattering were my life’s work,” she later wrote.
“My career has prioritised end-of-life care.
“As a GP, I have been absolutely committed to my patients and have been on many journeys with those with MND.
“I am now on the other side of the coin.”
