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Pain is part of her everyday life. But at 25, she’s fighting to do more than just ‘trying to survive’

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Liew Zhi Xin
Pain is part of her everyday life. But at 25, she’s fighting to do more than just ‘trying to survive’
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Nay Chi Khaing Zaw, a 25-year-old living with multiple chronic conditions including lupus and fibromyalgia, shares her daily struggle to maintain a normal life. The article highlights the physical and emotional toll of chronic pain and her determination to pursue her art despite frequent health crises.

Nay Chi’s multiple chronic conditions have affected her studies, work, relationships at home and the kinds of daily decisions many other Singaporeans may take for granted. Her story is told in On The Red Dot.

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Pain is part of her everyday life. But at 25, she’s fighting to do more than just ‘trying to survive’ — Headlinne — headlinne