First time in Somali such this event with Cooperation Ministry of Health WHO And Horyaal Hospital

When diagnosed with prostate cancer unexpectedly, I chose surgery and faced tough recovery. Staying active and having support helped me through. Don't ignore your health.

On World Cancer Day, I reflect on my ovarian cancer journey. Now in remission, I cherish moments with loved ones and embrace the fleeting nature of life.

The Vibrance, Positive attitude & Knowledge that is what a cancer patient sees in a oncologist..

Facing cancer challenges my world and my relationships. Yet, love from family and friends inspires hope, reminding me that I am more than my illness. I'm still here.

My mom fought breast and ovarian cancer with unwavering strength. She inspired us bcos she was truly a fighter with a strong resilient spirit. Mom I love u And I miss u

My Mum is my rock, battling cancer—we're scared but grateful for our support system. Awaiting her results, we remain hopeful and united in this fight. Xx

On World Cancer Day, we unite to promote awareness about prevention, early detection, and treatment, aiming for better outcomes and hope for all affected by cancer.

I experienced a life-altering AML diagnosis, faced the struggles of treatment, and emerged stronger. With faith and support, I completed my education and share hope for others.

I’m recovering from head and neck cancer. 5 months in I’m living a relatively normal life either a few adjustments. I was told this would take a year! Give me goals and tell me to go for it!

Being an oncosurgeon is a blessing, healing thousands of warriors battling cancer.

My mum Sushilla Singh was diagnosed in 2021. All through chemotherapy, she is a cancer survivor. Her courage inspires me, reinforcing the power of prayer and the importance of support.

At 33, I faced colon cancer and liver metastases, but with treatment, I overcame it. I write to inspire others fighting their own battles against this disease.

In a world of strength and love, I navigate through despair, clinging to hope as my guiding light, reminding me that brighter days are ahead.

A cancer diagnosis reshaped my life, teaching me to value each day. With support, I navigated challenges and transformed my journey into one of hope and resilience.

In 2016, I learned my 17-year-old son had stomach cancer, echoing my own battle with breast cancer. Almost nine years later, he’s in remission, proving faith, resilience and hope endure.

My midlife crisis struck with my wife Madeleine's leukemia diagnosis. Grief transformed me, teaching the value of compassion, connection, and living a meaningful life.