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RTÉ News
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- RTÉ News
Your summer reading list
'THE WEDDING PEOPLE' BY ALISON ESPACH 'QUIETLY HOSTILE' BY SAMANTHA IRBY THE PROSE (1971-2020), BY DEREK MAHON (GALLERY PRESS) 'EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS' BY OISIN MCKENNA THE RACHEL INCIDENT BY CAROLINE O'DONOGHUE BREAKDOWN BY CATHY SWEENEY 'COUNTERATTACKS AT 30' BY SOHN WON-PYUNG. "ENTANGLED LIFE: HOW FUNGI MAKE OUR WORLD, CHANGE OUR MINDS, AND SHAPE OUR FUTURES", BY MERLIN SHELDRAKE 'SO THRILLED FOR YOU' BY HOLLY BOURNE 'LIG SINN I GCATHÚ'/LEAD US INTO TEMPTATION BY BREANDÁN Ó HEITHIR EXOPHONY BY YOKO TAWADA CARELESS PEOPLE BY SARAH WYNN-WILLIAMS 'BOODENBROOKS' BY THOMAS MANN
Straits Times
03-05-2025
- Health
- Straits Times
‘Before I die, I want to make a film': The terminally ill find comfort and hope in creative pursuits
Some terminally ill people in Singapore are embarking on artistic projects, painting, making films, and writing and planning books and memoirs. PHOTOS: VENESSA LEE, COURTESY OF NICOLE RACHEL RUI XIU FRIETS SINGAPORE – At just 28 years old, Mr Muhammad Afif Yusli is dying. Diagnosed with glioblastoma, a Grade 4 brain tumour, in April 2024, he has endured seizures, piercing pain, stabbing headaches, depression, memory difficulties and a period when he was unable to walk and talk. The average survival rate for this aggressive form of brain cancer is between 12 and 18 months. Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
