(From left) Lim chatting with Muhammad Nafiz and his mother Samsiah Ariffin during break time at the Penang State Legislative assembly building.
EIGHT-year-old slow learner Muhammad Nafiz Abdullah’s life changed completely when he was diagnosed with acute leukaemia in early February.
Muhammad Nafiz was referred to Penang Hospital for chemotherapy but halfway through, he developed complications and went into a coma for several weeks.
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