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He left behind an ocean of joy : After a 15-year cancer battle, this 22-year-old s final wish was to raise money for charity

February 10, 2021 Left: Joel seeing his artwork printed on a tote bag for the first time; Right: Children s Cancer Foundation social worker San San with Marianne (in stripes) Courtesy of Marianne Lam, AsiaOne/ Kimberly Anne Lim Enjoy life is one of those expressions people love to throw around – often used in the same breath as  Live life to the fullest and You only live once. But those two simple words – featured front and centre on Joel Lim s artwork – now seem to carry a different weight. Joel, 22, passed away in September 2020 after a 15-year battle with cancer. Now, Marianne Lam is trying to fulfil her son s final wish  to raise funds for charity with his art.

Support International Childhood Cancer Day to make a difference

Support International Childhood Cancer Day to make a difference
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Global campaign launched to raise awareness about childhood cancer

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PM Modi flooded with pledges seeking urgent national policy for paediatric cancer

PM Modi flooded with pledges seeking urgent national policy for paediatric cancer PM Modi flooded with pledges seeking urgent national policy for paediatric cancer 05 February 2021 | News Pledges have been collected online and through pledge books and pledge sheets from patient beneficiaries – parents and survivors, healthcare professionals- doctors, nurses, and workers, hospital administrations, Govt officials, politicians, celebrities, donors, NGOs, schools, colleges, media and civil society - that’s 300,000 people from all over India and overseas who have signed up and want childhood cancer to be a child & health priority in India. Source credit: Shutterstock On the occasion of World Cancer Day, kids with cancer and their parents from across India are writing letters to the PM and urging for a national plan and policy for childhood cancer in India.

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