Facing the Scars of Breast Cancer, and Finding Beauty in Them
In this third of our four-part series, breast cancer survivor Ms Jill Alphonso de-stigmatises the scars surgery left behind.
Jill Alphonso Shoots Down Breast Cancer Misconceptions
Writer and yoga teacher Ms Jill Alphonso was diagnosed with breast cancer in November 2022. In this second of our four-part series documenting her treatment, she uncovers the battle strategies behind her scars.
When Breast Cancer Upturns Her Life, Jill Alphonso Fights Back
Writer and yoga teacher Ms Jill Alphonso documents her experience with breast cancer after being diagnosed in November 2022.
Baking Time for Those in Need
Culinary consultant Ms Annette Tan decorates a hazelnut chocolate cake for Bake For Good SG, set up by sisters Melanie and Mabel Lim.
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“Heroes are made by the paths they choose, not the powers they are graced with.” – Brodi Ashton
Baking Time for Those in Need
Culinary consultant Ms Annette Tan decorates a hazelnut chocolate cake for Bake For Good SG, set up by sisters Melanie and Mabel Lim.
Planting Marsiling’s Own Eden
Reeling from a series of personal tragedies, Mr Ganesh Kumar created a refuge for himself and his community in his neighbourhood garden.
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From using online payment platforms to booking appointments at hospitals, Ms Emily Yap has made it her mission to help the elderly with basic digital literacy.
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