Isobel Allen was a vibrant 19-year-old with a promising future ahead of her. She enjoyed spending time with friends, shopping for new clothes, and working as an accounts manager. Her mother, Sarah, initially dismissed Isobel's complaints of pain, trusting the doctors who said it was nothing to worry about. However, after multiple appointments and a private consultation, Isobel was diagnosed with sarcoma cancer - a disease that would ultimately claim her life at the young age of 21.

Isobel's symptoms began with painful periods and spotting, which doctors attributed to fibroids. Despite Sarah's concerns about the severity of Isobel's pain, medical professionals dismissed her worries. As the pain intensified and spread, Isobel underwent several ultrasounds and consultations before a private MRI scan revealed the devastating truth - she had a tumour on her womb that had spread to multiple organs.

Isobel's battle with cancer included rounds of intense chemotherapy, hospital stays, and difficult conversations about end-of-life care. Despite the grim prognosis, Isobel remained determined to live life to the fullest, inspiring others with her resilience and positivity. Tragically, Isobel passed away at home surrounded by her family, leaving behind a legacy of courage and strength.

Her story serves as a reminder of the importance of early diagnosis and the devastating impact of misdiagnosis. Isobel's family hopes that her experience will raise awareness about sarcoma and lead to better outcomes for future patients.