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Jackie Ng
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Jackie Ng is a 56-year-old Chinese female from Malaysia.
She was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 1998. Two brain surgeries and a series of complications caused her to live with paralysis. Through her fortitude, she struggled through depression and disability, and managed to rejoin society. She published a short medical memoir, Rising, and a Chinese version, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. This new book is an in-depth healing narrative of her journey with brain tumor. The author is hoping Lemonade touches the listeners' heart and listeners would be able to appreciate this uplifting book and be inspired and motivated.
At the same time the author wishes to create awareness about brain tumors, inspire and motivate listeners with her fighting spirit, and give hope to everybody who might be affected by this brain tumour named meningioma.
©2022 Jackie Ng (P)2022 Jackie NgLos oyentes también disfrutaron...
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