At the beginning of 2018 during a shower, I noticed there was a small lump on my breast. I didn't think it was a concern initially until the lump grown in size and it was impossible to miss. I raised the issue to my children who advised me to see a doctor.

When I was diagnosed with fourth stage nasopharyngeal cancer in 2002, there were no obvious symptoms of this. For a long time before that, I had felt that something was blocking my ear canal and my hearing was becoming increasingly unclear.

When the staff of 365 Cancer Prevention Society came to visit me, it was very useful and beneficial. It gave me a feeling that someone cares about me to visit me, ask about my conditions and have constant follow-ups with me. The staff listened to my problems, gave me helpful advices and encouragements.

Be it taking part in regular society events or activities in the 10 Cancer Fighters Programme, I have managed to gain new insights, and have greatly benefited from them. Getting to know fellow cancer fighters at the Society is also an unexpected blessing.