Tribute comes in while Brit Boxer dies at the age of 25, only 2 weeks after getting married
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Boxer Georgia O’Connor has unfortunately lost her brave fight against cancer.
The first Team GB Star – who won Commonwealth Youth Gold in 2017 – unveiled her cancer news in January.
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She was also previously diagnosed with ulcerative colitis (UC) – a chronic inflammatory bowel disorders.
O’Connor had the whole box World that supports her, but devastating, she died at the age of 25 of the rare and aggressive cancer.
In her last Instagram Post – two weeks before her death – O’Connor revealed that she was married to her partner Adriano.
She posted a picture of her ring and wrote: “The day I married the love of my life.”
Inspiring O’Connor was filled with good wishes in the reactions when the boxing community gathered behind the Durham Hero.
In February, O’Connor gave a beautiful tribute to her “superhero” Adriano.
She placed: “If you have a man who loves you more than anything, who would burn the whole world before he let it take you, hold him because that kind of love is rare.
“From the moment I was diagnosed with cancer, Adriano did not hesitate. He stopped without a second thought and made his mission to fight this battle next to me.
“Not only on my side, but leading, doing everything in his power to save me …
“Investigate every day and night, chase every option and ensuring that I have every chance to beat this.
“I have never known love that way. A love that does not break back, does not break, does not even hesitate.
“A love that says,” We do this together, whatever happens. ” No matter how dark the nights get, no matter how difficult the days are, I have him and he has me.
‘Adriano, you are my superhero. My warrior, my protector, my soulmate.
“I have no words that are strong enough to explain what you mean for me; how much I love you, how much I thank you, how much I need you.
‘You are my safe place. My house. I could search the world a thousand times and never find another man like you.
“Everything we have experienced, we will continue together. Every fight, every struggle, every victory.
“We take it all, hand in hand. And we will win. My real prince. My reason. My forever.”
Huldesten came in for the Heroic hunter, who went 3-0 after a professional after debuting in 2021.
Boxxer, who promoted her, posted: “We are deeply saddened by the death of Georgia O’Connor.
“A real warrior inside and outside the ring, the boxing community has lost a talented, brave and determined young woman way too quickly.
“Georgia was loved, respected and admired by her friends here at Boxxer. Our thoughts are with her loved ones in this difficult time.”
Reg flags of cancer that you should pay attention to and act
There are more than 200 types of cancer, each with its own set of symptoms.
A cough of three weeks or more is an important sign of lung cancer – the most common cancer in the UK.
Changes in intestinal habits that last more than three weeks, such as diarrhea, constipation, blood when you poop or have to go more often, signs of colon cancer, are the second most common form of the disease.
There are also common symptoms that can be “red flags” of many cancer forms and always have to be checked.
They include:
- Weight loss for no clear reason.
- Pain that is persistent and inexplicable, whether it is boring and consistent, or sharp and short.
- All bumps, bumps or swelling, such as in the neck, armpit, stomach, groin, chest, chest or testicle.
- Fatigue that makes you always feel tired and generally have no energy.
- Night weders that are very heavy or fever that cannot be explained.
- Changes in the skin, such as pucking on the chest, moles that have changed, very itchy or yellow skin.
- Inexplicable bleeding of the soil or vagina, or blood in urine, sperm, chair, vomit or coughing.
Promoter Ben Shalom added: “It’s hard to understand this … A lot goes through in life, but there is nothing important than your family and your health.
“My heart goes out to the parents and partner of Georgia, whom I know they have done everything they could tireless and now go through so much.
“Georgia was an inspiring person and one that I will never forget. I am so sorry for her family and all her friends. Really heartbreaking.”
The Queensberry promotions of Frank Warren wrote: “Everyone at Queensberry promotions is deeply sad to hear from the death of Georgia O’Connor.
“All our thoughts are with her friends and family in this difficult time. Rest in Peace Georgia.”
England Boxing said: “We are deeply saddened by the death of Georgia O’Connor.
“A gifted boxer and loved member of the amateur boxing community, she won medals at the Commonwealth Youth Games, Youth Worlds & European Championships.
“Our thoughts are with her loved ones.”
Promoters Kalle and Nisse Sauerland answered: “Free news, incredibly sad to hear.
“Thoughts are with the family and friends of Georgia in this impossible difficult time.”
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Youtube star boxer Jake Paul posted: “F *** Cancer. Rip Georgia. Condolences to all her family and friends.”
Super-midweight Joe laws posted a photo of the couple and wrote: “Fighter to the end peacefully Bro.”
She was not only a talented boxer, O’Connor is also a triple national Taekwondo champion and undefeated kickboker.
Away from Sport she played the guitar and enjoyed singing – posting videos on social media.
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What is ulcerative colitis?
Ulcerative colitis is a long -term condition in which the colon and rectum become inflamed.
The colon is the colon (intestine) and the rectum is the end of the intestine where shit is stored.
Small ulcers can develop on the lining of the colon and can produce bleeding and pus.
The most important symptoms of ulcerative colitis are:
- Returning diarrhea, which can contain blood, mucus or pus
- abdominal pain
- you often need
- You can also experience extreme fatigue (fatigue), loss of appetite and weight loss.
The severity of the symptoms varies, depending on how much of the rectum and the colon are inflamed and how serious the inflammation is.
For some people, the condition has a significant impact on their daily lives.
Thanks to the NHS website
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