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Bristol Post
Bristol Post
Nisha Mal

George was misdiagnosed with a bone tumour and given six months to live

At the age of 52, George Jerjian was diagnosed with a bone tumour and given six months to live. Thankfully, the diagnosis was wrong and it led to him having a new lease on life.

George chose to semi-retire, which was a decision he soon came to regret and knew he had to do something about. Speaking about his diagnosis journey, he said: “In 2007, at the age of 52, I was diagnosed with a bone tumour and given six months to live.

"It was a misdiagnosis, and I survived, but I had to semi-retire. After the first couple of years of retirement, I became very bored - I had friends, family, money, and my newly restored good health, but it wasn't enough.

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