Carmen Monge-Montero: Patrick Yip’s Journey and Global Cancer Survivor Connections

Carmen Monge-Montero posted on LinkedIn:

“Hi MANOs!

Today marks the beginning of International Childhood Cancer Month, a time to raise awareness and support for young cancer patients and survivors.

We are excited to share our latest interview with Patrick Yip from Hong Kong. Diagnosed with osteosarcoma at about 10 years old, Patrick talks about his experience with cancer in Hong Kong and his work since then.
He also shares his involvement with organizations that help cancer patients and survivors. His story and insights about living with cancer are very valuable.

Mano began as my personal project four years ago to connect with cancer survivors across Latin America. After talking with survivors from every country in that region, we decided to expand globally. We started with Spanish interviews, and now we are also doing them in English, including Patrick’s, to reach and connect with more people worldwide. Stay tuned for more stories!

Thank you, Patrick, for being part of our interview!
Learn more about the Pau Kwong Wun Charitable Foundation
Find out about the Survivors’ Declaration of Dublin

Connect with Patrick on LinkedIn.”

Source: Carmen Monge-Montero/LinkedIn

Carmen Monge-Montero is a researcher and patient advocate with Youth Cancer Europe. She is the founder and content creator at Monge Consultancy and is also an advocate with MANO. In addition to her advocacy work, she is a global cancer advocate and a children’s book author.

Patrick Yip is a Rewards Consultant at McLagan, a division of Aon Human Capital Solutions. He specializes in compensation and rewards strategies, providing expert advice to organizations on designing and implementing effective reward programs.