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My Son Does Not Have Sarcoma Cancer, Says Actress Amyza Aznan
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My Son Does Not Have Sarcoma Cancer, Says Actress Amyza Aznan

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actress Amyza Aznan is confused as her son Adrian Adam's leg swelling shows no signs of sarcoma or bone cancer.
  • Despite treatments, the swelling persists, leaving Amyza uncertain about the exact type of cancer affecting her son.
  • Amyza is participating in the "Kilauan Emas Selebriti" program after her son's permission, balancing her schedule with his demanding treatment plan.

Actress Amyza Aznan expressed confusion and concern as recent tests on her son Adrian Adam's leg swelling have not indicated sarcoma or bone cancer, leaving her uncertain about the nature of his illness.

"The test results do not show bone cancer; we are baffled, guessing about the cancer attacking my son," Amyza stated. She noted that the swelling sometimes worsens after treatment, adding to their uncertainty. Currently, she is relying on prayer and effort, hoping for a miracle.

Amyza's participation in the "Kilauan Emas Selebriti" program was a decision made only after receiving her son's consent. Initially hesitant, she wanted to focus entirely on Adrian and his treatment. However, Adrian encouraged her to join, perhaps feeling she needed to regain positive energy. "He allowed me to participate, maybe because of the spirit, because for too long, I haven't helped him. So he allowed me to go out, regenerate positive energy to share with him," she explained.

Balancing her commitments, Amyza now faces the challenge of managing her time between the "Kilauan Emas" program and Adrian's packed treatment schedule, which sometimes conflicts with the program's activities. She emphasized the need to organize her time effectively.

Regarding her niqab image, Amyza clarified that wearing it is her personal choice and not a religious obligation for women, allowing her to wear or remove it based on her comfort.

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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.