<div><strong>Marzan Is Fighting Cancer Again — Please Help Save a Mother’s Life</strong>
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<div>My name is <strong><em>Marzan Rahman Shathi</em></strong>. I am a mother of two little daughters. I was born in Bangladesh, and now I live in Thailand with my husband and children. We were never rich, but we were happy. My daughters were my whole world.
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<div>Then cancer came into my life and destroyed everything.
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<div>In 2016, when I was only 29 years old, I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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<div>I still remember the fear in my daughters’ eyes when they saw their mother losing her hair, becoming weak, and crying silently at night. I went through surgery, 6 painful chemotherapies, and 25 radiotherapy sessions. Some days, the pain was so unbearable that I prayed only to survive long enough to hold my children again.
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<div>By the mercy of Allah, in 2018, I was declared cancer-free.
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<div>For a short time, life felt normal again. My daughters smiled again. They got their mother back.
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<div>But Allah tested us once more.
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<div>In 2023, doctors discovered that I had another cancer — Extra-skeletal Ewing Sarcoma, a rare and aggressive disease. At first, doctors in Bangladesh could not even identify it correctly. Finally, at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital in Bangkok, I received the devastating diagnosis.
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<div>Since then, my life has become a never-ending hospital room, painful treatments, and the fear of leaving my children behind forever.
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<div>I endured multiple rounds of chemotherapy and then a terrifying 13-hour surgery in 2024. To save my life, doctors removed my right kidney, gall bladder, and part of my pancreas. After the operation, I was taken to the ICU in critical condition.
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<div>There were moments my family thought I would never come home again.
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<div>But somehow, by Allah’s mercy, I survived.
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<div>Just when we thought the worst was over, another heartbreaking piece of news arrived.
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<div>In 2025, CT scans showed new tumors growing inside my liver. The largest was already 5.3 cm. Doctors said I urgently needed proton radiotherapy to stop the cancer from spreading further. We somehow managed to raise money for treatment, and I underwent radiotherapy in October 2025 while praying every single day for a miracle.
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<div>Then came another <strong>follow-up scan in January 2026</strong>.
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<div>There was both good news and heartbreaking news.
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<div>The good news was that one tumor had <strong>begun to shrink slightly.</strong>
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<div>But the bad news shattered us once again.
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<div>Doctors found <strong>another tumor in the surgical area</strong>.
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<div>Now I urgently need another <strong>targeted radiotherapy</strong> and <strong>immunotherapy treatment </strong>to stop the cancer cells from spreading further through my body.
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<div>Our family has already sold and spent everything we had to keep me alive.
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<div>Years of surgeries, chemotherapy, medicines, scans, hospital stays, and treatments have left us completely devastated financially. We no longer know how to continue this fight alone.
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<div>I am not asking for comfort or luxury.
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<div>I am simply begging for a chance to live.
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<div>Every night, I look at my daughters while they sleep and wonder:
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<div>“Will I still be here to watch them grow up?”
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<div>“Who will hold them if I am gone?”
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<div>“Will they remember their mother’s voice?”
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<div>I do not want my daughters to grow up without their mother.
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<div>I want to hear them call me <strong>“Mom” </strong>for many more years.
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<div>I want to survive.
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<div>I want another chance at life.
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<div>Today, with tears in my eyes, I humbly ask for your help.
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<div>No amount is too small.
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<div><strong>Every donation, prayer, and share gives me hope to continue fighting this terrible disease.</strong>
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<div><strong>Please help me fight cancer again.</strong>
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<div>And if you cannot donate, please share my story so it may reach someone who can.
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<div>May Allah bless every person who stands beside me during this painful journey.
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