Cancer survivor: ‘I did it for my parents even when future was uncertain’


CYBERJAYA: For cancer survivor Muhammad Asif Shaik Saffarudin, his goal was simple yet profound: To ease his parents’ worries and fill their hearts with pride.

Muhammad Asif, 23, was diagnosed with early stage acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) when he was only 10, and was declared cancer-free when he was 17.

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