Run For Pancreas Cancer

On December 14, 2018, I was diagnosed with a pancreatic cancer. Days between diagnosis and surgery (somewhat blurred in my memory) were dark and depressing. Though I tried to keep my spirit high, I knew that odds were stacked against me.

Five days later, Dr. Glenn performed an extraordinarily complex surgery and removed a nasty tumor along with a third of my pancreas, pieces of neighboring organs, and a portion of my digestive system. It took a good doctor 8 hours to remove the cancerous cells and stitch remaining pieces back together.

After months of recovery, thanks to Doctors' Herculean efforts, some good karma, and good old-fashioned luck, I am happy to announce that the PET scan did not show any signs of cancer.

Even though I was lucky to survive (so far), pancreatic cancer is one of the world’s deadliest cancers, and we need more attention, awareness, and progress to help patients fight and survive this disease.

Dr. Glenn and I (and a dozen of our friends) will run 10 km StanChart race in Singapore on December 1, 2019 to increase pancreatic cancer awareness.

Please join our fight against pancreatic cancer!

Love and hugs.