14/06/2026
妈妈，我患癌了，你不要哭。
#紧急医疗援助
来自东马沙巴斗湖的罗明芳，至今只来过吉隆坡两次；第一次是带着愉悦的心情前来游玩，第二次却是为了脑里的肿瘤，越洋求医。
明芳去年6月因一次剧烈头痛和眼睛严重肿胀，而进入当地医院求诊。
经过初步检查，她的血压值显示飙升至200。为掌握病情，后来也接受了X光检查和电脑断层扫描（CT scan）。
当时，她被诊断为高血压，留院观察一晚后便获准出院。
然而，明芳回到家后，身体不适并没有明显好转，疼痛依然持续折磨着她。
#未获及时告知脑生瘤
直到今年1月，她因骨痛热症再度入院治疗时，才得知一个晴天霹雳的噩耗。
医生在初步问诊时，根据她的电脑断层扫描记录，意外发现她脑内长了一颗约3.5公分的肿瘤。
换言之，半年前她第一次进院检查时，其实已经被发现患有脑瘤，只是当时她并没有被告知这个结果。
医生随即安排明芳转介至肿瘤科，接受进一步检查与治疗。
通过磁共振成像（MRI）检查发现，肿瘤位于她的大脑右侧、约耳朵上方的位置，并压迫着多条重要神经，包括视觉神经，导致她的视力渐渐变得模糊。
经肿瘤科医生评估后，建议她尽快进行脑肿瘤切除手术。
#母亲陪伴千里寻医
然而，受限于当地医院的设备与技术条件，院方无法为她完成这项手术。
因此，明芳只好千里迢迢飞往吉隆坡，期盼在大城市的医院接受更好的治疗。
庆幸的是，这一路上有妈妈陪伴，也有早已定居吉隆坡的姐姐接待与协助，才让她的情绪不至于彻底崩溃。
在姐姐的帮助下，她顺利到医院就医，并接受了手术安排。
不过，她的病情似乎并没有想象中简单。
#不只患脑瘤鼻腔也长瘤
医生翻查检查报告后再度发现，除了大脑外，鼻腔里也长了肿瘤。
明芳好不容易才接受自己患上脑瘤的事实，如今却再次遭受残酷打击，心情瞬间跌入谷底，悲从中来。
但由于脑瘤情况逼近危险边缘，若不先进行手术切除，明芳可能面临失明，甚至陷入昏迷的风险。
#手术风险引起不安
当务之急，明芳必须先接受脑瘤切除手术；待脑部在3至6个月内逐步恢复后，才可继续进行鼻腔肿瘤的后续治疗。
开颅切除脑瘤是一项大型且复杂的手术，明芳心里难免感到惶恐不安。
但对她来说，真正压在心头的，除了手术风险，还有沉重的经济压力。
#无力招架沉重医疗费
现年38岁的明芳，曾是一位富有爱心、热心投入教育工作的幼教老师。
她一直与妈妈相依为命，爸爸已离世多年，唯一的姐姐也早已离家，到吉隆坡谋生。
多年前，明芳不幸遇上车祸，导致右手臂骨折；后来妈妈身体也每况愈下。
为了养伤，也为了留在家中照顾妈妈，她只能辞去工作。
目前，她和妈妈都没有收入，只能依靠政府援助金，以及姐姐的帮补，勉强维持生计。
面对接下来的脑部手术、后续鼻腔治疗的费用，母女三人实在无力招架。
#启动筹款推进孝顺女治疗
经过家访与审核，并获得罗明芳的全权委托代收善款后，我们决定启动筹款，为她筹募手术和后续治疗费，合共RM 10,000。
恳请各界善心人士伸出援手，协助这位孝顺的女儿完成脑部手术，并支持她继续接受后续化疗。
这一关对她来说非常艰难，期盼能汇集您的善意，帮助她继续治疗，早日重获健康、重返社会工作，也能继续照顾和孝顺母亲。
有意捐助者，请与我们联系，获取捐助详情，感恩。
https://wa.me/60102595965
Reference：Lo Min Fong
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【Travelling Over 2,000KM to Treat a Brain/Nasal Tumour, East Malaysian Woman Appeals for Medical Aid】
Medical Assistance
Lo Min Fong, from Tawau, Sabah in East Malaysia, has only been to Kuala Lumpur twice.
The first time, she came with joy for a holiday. The second time, she came across the sea to seek treatment for the tumour in her brain.
In June last year, Min Fong suffered a severe headache and serious swelling in her eyes, prompting her to seek treatment at a local hospital.
After an initial check-up, her blood pressure was found to have soared to 200. To further understand her condition, she later underwent an X-ray and a CT scan.
At that time, she was diagnosed with high blood pressure. After being kept under observation for one night, she was allowed to return home.
However, after Min Fong went home, her discomfort did not improve much. The pain continued to torment her.
of the Brain Tumour Diagnosis
It was not until January this year, when she was hospitalized again for dengue fever, that Min Fong received a devastating piece of news.
During the initial consultation, doctors reviewed her previous CT scan records and unexpectedly discovered a tumour measuring approximately 3.5 cm in her brain.
In other words, the tumour had already been detected during her first hospital visit six months earlier, but she had not been informed of the diagnosis at that time.
Doctors immediately referred Min Fong to the oncology department for further examinations and treatment.
An MRI scan later revealed that the tumour was located on the right side of her brain, above her ear, and was pressing against several important nerves, including the optic nerve. As a result, her vision had gradually become blurred.
After assessing her condition, the oncology specialist advised that she undergo brain tumour removal surgery as soon as possible.
by Her Mother on a Long Journey for Treatment
However, due to the limitations of medical facilities and expertise at the local hospital, the surgery could not be performed there.
As a result, Min Fong had no choice but to travel 2,000 kilometres to Kuala Lumpur, hoping to receive better treatment at a larger hospital.
Thankfully, throughout this difficult journey, she was accompanied by her mother. She was also supported by her sister, who has long been living in Kuala Lumpur and helped her settle in and seek medical care, preventing her from becoming completely overwhelmed by the situation.
With her sister’s assistance, Min Fong was able to receive treatment at the hospital and proceed with the necessary surgical arrangements.
However, her condition turned out to be far more complicated than they had initially expected.
Only a Brain Tumour, but Also a Tumour in Her Nasal Cavity
After reviewing the examination reports, doctors discovered that besides the tumour in her brain, there was also a tumour growing in her nasal cavity.
Min Fong had only just struggled to accept the fact that she had a brain tumour, but this new discovery dealt her another cruel blow. Her emotions instantly sank to the lowest point, and sadness overwhelmed her.
However, as the brain tumour was already reaching a dangerous stage, doctors warned that if it was not removed first, Min Fong could face the risk of losing her sight, or even falling into a coma.
Over the Surgical Risks
For now, Min Fong must first undergo brain tumour removal surgery. After her brain gradually recovers over the next 3 to 6 months, she can then proceed with follow-up treatment for the tumour in her nasal cavity.
Craniotomy to remove a brain tumour is a major and complex surgery, and Min Fong naturally feels fearful and uneasy.
But for her, what weighs heavily on her heart is not only the surgical risks, but also the heavy financial burden.
by Mounting Medical Expenses
At 38 years old, Min Fong was once a compassionate preschool teacher who was deeply passionate about educating young children.
She has long depended on each other with her mother. Her father passed away many years ago, while her only sister had already left home and moved to Kuala Lumpur in search of work.
Several years ago, Min Fong was involved in a road accident that left her with a fractured right arm. Not long after, her mother's health also began to deteriorate.
To recover from her injuries and remain at home to care for her mother, she had no choice but to resign from her job.
Today, both Min Fong and her mother have no source of income. They rely solely on government assistance and financial support from her sister to make ends meet.
With the costs of the upcoming brain surgery and the subsequent treatment for her nasal tumour, the family simply cannot cope with the overwhelming financial burden.
Launched to Support This Dutiful Daughter’s Treatment
After a home visit and case assessment, and with Lo Min Fong’s full authorization for us to collect donations on her behalf, we have decided to launch a fundraising campaign to raise RM10,000 for her surgery and follow-up treatment.
We sincerely appeal to kind-hearted members of the public to extend a helping hand, so that this dutiful daughter can complete her brain surgery and continue with her subsequent chemotherapy treatment.
This is an extremely difficult battle for her. We hope to gather everyone’s kindness to help her continue treatment, regain her health, return to work, and continue caring for and showing filial love to her mother.
Those who wish to donate may contact us for donation details.
Thank you.
https://wa.me/60102595965
Reference：Lo Min Fong
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