Done during my Internship at Singapore Kindness Movement, Hair for Hope is a story I hold close to my heart because of how personal this piece actually was for me.
I felt writing this story would spread awareness that cancer is not something you go through alone, a way to speak for people like my mother; a cancer patient.
One challenge I had pursuing this story - interviewing students who were not used to being the spotlight. They were closed off and felt very nervous.
It was a learning moment for me that every newsmaker needs encouragement.
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The hardest piece I've ever written that came from my heart. I was a caregiver to my late mother and I wanted to speak on behalf of Gen Z and children of sick parents.
I'm young, but that doesn't mean I didn't have responsibilities. Being a caregiver was my hardest job, but I don't regret it one bit.
This story received a lot of attention from online netizens, and a lot of love for being open-minded and painful.
Writing would be easiest when it's about others but never about yourself.
