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Young cancer warrior has not lost spunk

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THOUGH she is facing more challenges than other children her age, four-year-old Nyla Amira has not lost her spunk and joyful nature.Nyla, who, at only three years old, was last year diagnosed with stage four Wilms' tumour that metastasised to the lungs, has been strong throughout her journey with chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

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