Sarcoma UK’s Post

Meet Emma Hodges, a 28-year-old who endured months of misdiagnosis and multiple surgeries before receiving the life-changing diagnosis of sarcoma. Emma was repeatedly told that a growing lump in her groin was an abscess, a blood clot, or a cyst – but it was actually a cancerous sarcoma tumour. Due to its rarity, even further tests couldn’t confirm the exact subtype, though it was diagnosed most closely as a soft tissue Ewing sarcoma. Despite the challenges, including 14 rounds of chemotherapy and major surgery, Emma is now cancer-free and raising awareness about the importance of early and accurate diagnoses. Emma's story highlights the vital need for more awareness of sarcoma among both the public and healthcare professionals. Read more at https://lnkd.in/eGZJGg-j

  • Photo of Emma being hugged by a man in a Sarcoma UK cycling top.

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