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I was chased by my neighbours when I got cervical cancer

35 year old Millicent Kagonga, a survivor of cervical cancer and a champion against cervical cancer stigma. [Maryann Muganda, Standard]

At just 35, Millicent Kagonga has already entered menopause - an early consequence of her battle with cervical cancer. But behind her gentle smile lies a story of transformation, from a woman who once suffered in silence to a fierce advocate helping others find their voice.

Kagonga's journey with pain began early. At 20, she was already a mother of three, trying to navigate marriage while dealing with persistent abnormal discharge.

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