Aviskar Chapagain, Clinical Fellow at National University Cancer Institute, Singapore, shared on X:
“I had arrived in Kathmandu for this program with great difficulty. I doubt Vishal Daaju would remember this photo being taken either – my Facebook wall reminded me of it.
This program gave me the chance to look at cancer with a bit more interest; amid such interest, from Bharatpur Cancer Hospital to today’s journey to Singapore’s National University Cancer Institute, it has become an opportunity to chart my path. Felt like posting this here.
Some days, some programs, and some individuals end up influencing someone’s life in ways we may or may not realize.”
Bishal Gyawali, Associate Professor at Queen’s University, shared Aviskar Chapagain’s post, adding:
“Thank you for sharing. Indeed, sometimes seemingly little incidents can create big push in life. Very glad to hear that you got that push at our workshop. Welcome to the world of oncology.
I hope you’re able to contribute meaningfully to advance this field.”
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