He experienced three relapses in three years.
\n\nA former Singapore Airlines (SIA) leading steward has passed away on Oct. 23 at age 44 after battling Stage 4 lung cancer for three years.
\n\nAdrian Toh was diagnosed in June 2023, shortly after he resigned from SIA, where he had worked for 13 years.
\n\nHe was about to start a new journey as a full-time self-employed property agent when he received the diagnosis.
\n\nIn an Instagram post on Jun. 26, Toh said he had faced three relapses, major surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy over three years.
\n\nIn a Facebook post in September 2023, Toh said he had been keeping a low profile on social media for about 2.5 months. He wrote that he had decided to leave SIA after 13 years and start a career in real estate when the diagnosis came.
\n\nDespite being a non-smoker who lived a "healthy lifestyle", he acknowledged that lung cancer is one of the top cancers among men in Singapore.
\n\nAt the time, he said he had completed four rounds of chemotherapy and that results were promising. He thanked his family, including his mother, who he said cared for him around the clock, and his friends in…
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