Young Lady Beats Cancer at 23, Mzansi Salute Her Fighting Spirit
- @Monaydene shared several colourful snaps on Twitter of her with a board saying she had conquered the illness and is on the mend
- South Africans have been left floored by the news that a young 23-year-old woman has beat cancer and is in remission
- Peeps flooded the brave woman's timeline with messages of congratulations and encouraged her to keep on fighting
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Mzansi have reacted with glee to snaps of lass who beat cancer at the age of 23.
@Monaydene posted several snaps of herself on Twitter with a whiteboard saying:
“Cancer free” with the caption:
“I’m finally brave enough to share this, Beat Cancer at 23!”
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Twitter users could not get enough of the young lady’s fighting spirit and reacted with messages of congratulations.
@VuyiSN1 reacted:
“May you be in perpetual remission.”
@Keney_Tazzy said:
“Congratulations Heart suit.”
@sameolebizzle said:
“Ain’t God good.”
@JemillaMusa said:
“I shaved up.”
@SultanBoen said:
“Every day there's a victory, there's happiness.”
@PebblesNeo said:
“Congratulations babe... God is Good.”
@VuyiSN1 said:
“May you be in perpetual remission.”
@Keney_Tazzy reacted:
“Congratulations.”
@SultanBoen said:
“Every day there's a victory, there's happiness.”
@sameolebizzle commented:
“Ain’t God good.”
@oorlam_meisie said:
“Sometime think I go through a lot, and I gave, then other people's things humble me.”
@OSKILOVLOGS reacted:
“Biggest news I have seen on Twitter.”
@thee_bite commented:
“You go gal.”
@J0hnC4ff3y said:
“Congrats!!!”
@SavedUnathi added:
“My favourite content.”
Stunning young lady celebrates beating blood cancer, shares photos to inspire many
Previously Briefly News wrote about a beautiful lady with the Instagram handle @elsie_igb who took to the social media platform to celebrate beating cancer.
The young lady said she started experiencing the first symptoms of a blood cancer called Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in 2016 when she was in junior high school.
According to her, it all started with a swollen lymph node in her neck and persistent physical fatigue quickly followed.
In her words: "After numerous visits to multiple doctors, I was left without a real explanation or solution. Instead, I was reassured that I was “young and healthy” and encouraged to get more sleep and take more vitamins."
She said after four years, her immune system and physical condition continued to worsen.
Source: Briefly News