Female boxer Georgia O'Connor, who died this week aged 25 from cancer, said she spent months begging doctors for help only to be told that it was 'all in her head'.
O'Connor, from County Durham, announced earlier this year that she had been diagnosed with a 'rare and aggressive' form of the disease which was deemed 'incurable' by doctors.
It was confirmed on Wednesday that the talented fighter had sadly passed away, less than two weeks after she married 'the love of [her] life' Adriano and changed her surname to Cardinali.
But it appears O'Connor's tragic death came after a string of NHS failings which saw doctors 'dismiss' her while she was 'crying on the floor in agony' seeking help.
An Instagram post on the late fighter's profile from January 31 this year lays bare the alleged series of mistakes by medics who she says should have known she was at high risk of developing the disease.
