Georgie Swallow, a 32-year-old content producer from London, is raising awareness about Hodgkin lymphoma after being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer at just 28. Initially dismissing symptoms like a lump in her neck, itchy legs, night sweats, fatigue, and frequent colds as stress-related, she delayed seeking medical help, thinking it wasn’t serious.

Her diagnosis brought significant challenges, including early menopause caused by treatment, which she described as feeling like “being hit by a bus.” Losing her fertility before having children was especially difficult, leaving her without peers who could fully understand her experience.

Georgie now speaks out to highlight the importance of recognizing mild symptoms that are often overlooked and seeking timely medical advice. She also shares the mental health impact of early menopause, encouraging others to prioritize their health and be proactive about potential warning signs.