Navi, in hospital for targeted chemotherapy in Aug 2020 - believes in living life to the fullest. Photo: Dinesh Pushparani
If you were to meet Navi Indran Pillai in person, you probably wouldn’t believe that she is a breast cancer survivor or that she is still undergoing treatment. She resonates with joy and the kind of optimism not usually associated with one going through a serious illness.
Navi, who turns 30 on Oct 9, is still going through targeted chemotherapy – a maintenance drug for cancer patients who are in remission, and it is a lifetime thing. She goes for treatments every three weeks and each session lasts about seven hours.
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Joy of life
You would never guess that Navi is a cancer survivor or that she's still undergoing treatment from her bubbly personality. Photo: The Star/Yap Chee Hong
Her 20s were spent going through treatments and dealing with the side effects of cancer. Photo: Navi Indran Pillai
Navi with her hair grown back in Sept 2020. Photo: Navi Indran Pillai
Going through targeted chemotherapy treatment in Aug 2020. Photo: Dinesh Pushparani
Being positive about life - Navi at the hospital for targeted chemotherapy in Aug 2020. Photo: Dhanisha Ganase
Navi, pictured with a rescued dog, volunteers at several animal shelters. Photo: Navi Indran Pillai
Navi, in hospital for targeted chemotherapy in Aug 2020 - believes in living life to the fullest. Photo: Dinesh Pushparani
Navi believes it's important to reflect upon life and see it positively. Photo: Dhanisha Ganase
Being positive about life - Navi at the hospital for targeted chemotherapy in Aug 2020. Photo: Dhanisha Ganase
Navi, who is single, dresses up as a bride for a photoshoot in Feb 2019 when she has lost all her hair due to chemotherapy. Photo: Celes Gerard
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