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'I lost my womb to cancer, but I came out stronger'

Pamela Savai was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2019 (Photo: Wilberforce Okwiri/ Standard)

When Pamela Savai was told that she had cervical cancer in 2019, she was shocked.

“How?” That was her first reaction. She never had any symptoms and had been going for annual screening from 2015. She only missed out in 2017 and 2018.

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