Getting A Diagnosis Can Be Overwhelming.

“What’s going to happen to my family?”
“How do I manage my professional life from hereon?”
“Is it over for me?”

As patients ourselves who were diagnosed when starting a new chapter in life, all while shouldering the responsibilities of being caregivers to children and our parents... or simply dealing with the realities of #adulting,
a medical diagnosis is a lot to deal with.

Nothing beats having an understanding with other human beings who have had similar experiences.
And please know this - You are not alone.

Sharing experiences by
real people

Rachel

Burkitt's Lymphoma

Donna

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Jane

Pancreatic Cancer

Eileen

Breast Cancer

Ching Yee

Myeloma

Andrea

Endometrial Cancer & Meningioma

Zirah

Astrocytoma

Kah Chik

Liver Cancer

Stacy

Steatocystoma Multiplex

Siew Ching

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Be a light in someone's life

What is WABI setting out to do?

Be a force of
social impact

We connect people - Those who are going through and have gone through an illness, or multiple.

Encourage
conversations

The truth is, more people are falling sick but the social constructs have yet to normalise topics such as mental health, severe illness or disease. And that is why it is so important that we talk about it.

Simply
being there

As fellow humans, we are better
(and stronger) together.

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What inspires us to be open about it

I was looking for reference points when first diagnosed but there were none to be found locally. Thought that it'd be great if I had someone to hear from about their experiences and so, I became that someone.

Andrea

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