Hong Kong rugby player and cancer survivor on why screening is key even for young and fit
When Sonia Chandiramani lost her mum to ovarian cancer in 2017, she found solace in an unexpected place: the rugby pitch.
“I was spending five nights a week with my team, plus weekends,” says the 33-year-old Chandiramani, who had been playing since she was 14. “It was my second family.
“At her funeral, people showed up, and it meant a lot,” she says. “It’s just a reminder that there are more families than just your family.”
Two years later, Chandiramani and some fellow players established...
