On Feb. 2, 2006, Anita Moorjani lay in the intensive care unit of a hospital in her home city of Hong Kong. She was in a coma. Her eyes were swollen shut, her breathing was labored, her lymph nodes were massively enlarged, open lesions dotted her skin, and her organs were failing. Her frail body had been ravaged by Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
By March 26, 2006, she was dancing and drinking champagne at a wedding, and in July 2006 she was given a clean bill of health.
