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In April this year, I found out that I had a tumour growing from my nerve cells on the right side of my spine. Fear was a very real thing in my heart that caused me to question what would happen to...
Recently, I learnt from a cell group member that someone in our young adults ministry requires a serious operation due to the presence of a benign tumour. She’d sent a message to several chat...
23Â April, 2011 is a day I will never forget. It was the day that marked the end of my mumâs four-year-long battle against breast cancer. She was 59 years old that year. It was a battle that...
âYouâre turning 24? Me too!” I’d only been speaking with Emily Ho for a whole 5 minutes, yet we had already made a connection. Both of us were born in the same year and we’d...
âYolanda, I’m really sorry but you have cancer.â I didnât know how to react. My mind was a blank. The doctor continued explaining my report, but I just stared blankly at her. As I lay...
Along with the rise of social media platforms â with Facebook hitting almost 2 billion global monthly active users, more than a quarter of the worldâs population â many have risen to popularity...
Iâm not the kind to keep up with health screenings, but I went for a mammogram anyway â something told me I had to. When my results came back from the lab, my veteran GP confirmed from her...
In 2015, I heard the amazing testimony of Ivan and Rachel Tan. Their baby, Johanna, had been diagnosed with a series of congenital heart defects that were diagnosed as life-threatening if left...
âThere’s something wrong with your babyâs heart.â In 2014, 22 weeks into my pregnancy, a routine ultrasound revealed severe anomalies in the babyâs heart. A rare congenital heart defect...