Market vendor triumphs over breast cancer
“My family has been my support system through my cancer treatment. My mum and my son have always stood by my side,” she said.
Wednesday 11 September 2024 | 15:19
Simran Chandra, a 43-year-old market vendor at Tavakubu, has not only built a successful business over the last eight years but is also battling breast cancer while managing two market stalls.
Despite her diagnosis, Ms Chandra continues to run her business with the support of her family.
Her journey from selling pineapples on the street to owning two stalls has made her a prominent figure among the community of hardworking women vendors.
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Ms Chandra’s battle with breast cancer has been challenging, but she remains strong.
“My family has been my support system through my cancer treatment. My mum and my son have always stood by my side,” she said.
Ms Chandra started her business eight years ago, selling pineapples on the streets.
Over time, she expanded, becoming a respected market vendor in Lautoka.
“All the women I’ve met here are very hardworking. We’ve all started from scratch and built something we can be proud of,” she said.
Her story of perseverance, community support, and triumph serves as an inspiration.
Ms Chandra’s dedication to her family, business, and personal recovery embodies the spirit of resilience.
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