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Zafar Mahomed was only 22 months old when he was diagnosed with cancer. Two decades later, he is living his best life, like many other children.

Zafar was 20 months old when his sunny disposition changed; he developed a permanent limp and had lingering flu-like symptoms. His parents took him to a doctor, who initially believed they were too soft on him. But his condition deteriorated, and blood tests confirmed the terrible truth – Zafar had leukaemia.

Radio Islam International discussed with cancer survivor Zafar Mahomed his journey with cancer.