My 37-year-old fiancée complained of stomach ache in March and doctors told him it was just a stomach ulcer - he's now been diagnosed with terminal cancer

A Canadian woman whose fiancé was diagnosed with stage 4 oesophageal cancer on Boxing Day has shared the devastating signs doctors narrowly missed. Jessica Beasley has taken to the social media platform TikTok to urge people that 'when you feel like something is wrong, don't stop advocating' after her fiancé Dan's repeated stomach pain and vomiting were mistakenly believed by doctors to be a stomach ulcer. Ms Beasley said that Dan, just 37 years old, had been prescribed acid blockers in March 2024 after complaining of stomach pains and was denied a scope despite having a family history of cancer. After eventually being misdiagnosed with pancreatitis, it wasn't until Dan was admitted to an emergency room with vomiting, extreme fatigue and stomach pain on December 26, 2024 that doctors finally provided him with the CT scan he so desperately needed. Canadian Jessica Beasley's fiancé Dan, 37, had repeated stomach pain and vomiting but doctors mistakenly believed his stage 4 oesophageal cancer was just a stomach ulcer in March 2024 It wasn't until Dan was admitted to an emergency room with vomiting, extreme fatigue and stomach pain on December 26, 2024 that doctors finally provided him with the CT scan that confirmed his devastating diagnosis 'The screening for cancer needs to be done so much younger but for some reason it's still a fight to do so.'