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 “Nurses put in the needles into the port under my skin to conduct chemotherapy.”
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By Humans of Kuala Lumpur
In National Cancer Society Malaysia
Posted 29/01/2020

“Nurses put in the needles into the port under my skin to conduct chemotherapy.”

“My name is Staci Tan and I am 26 this year. I was 25 when I was diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer. A few months into my job in a media agency as a media planner, I was sent for a medical [...]

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 “So I had seven days to get my life together before my surgery – because it might spread and it is fatal.”
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By Humans of Kuala Lumpur
In National Cancer Society Malaysia
Posted 29/01/2020

“So I had seven days to get my life together before my surgery – because it might spread and it is fatal.”

“My dream was to be a psychologist and to open a center and help underprivileged children develop socially and mentally. That’s why I studied developmental psychology all the way until PhD, [...]

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 “I can say that I have a new chance at life, which is a very lucky thing to have.”
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By Humans of Kuala Lumpur
In National Cancer Society Malaysia
Posted 29/01/2020

“I can say that I have a new chance at life, which is a very lucky thing to have.”

“There was a fast growing tumor on the right side of my brain, and it was causing water retention in the brain which, if the tumor actually gets larger, will actually push the central alignment [...]

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