Wong Ching Yee, a 58-year-old educator from Singapore, has faced a challenging nine-year battle with multiple myeloma, a relapsing blood cancer. After her diagnosis in 2017, which followed a period of chronic pain and fatigue, Wong underwent chemotherapy and an autologous stem cell transplant. Tragically, she lost her husband to colon cancer in 2020, a loss that deeply impacted her. In the aftermath, Wong turned to art as a therapeutic outlet, experimenting with card-making, sketching, and various painting techniques. She found solace in creating art, which helped her process her experiences and cultivate gratitude amidst adversity. Wong has also explored Japanese art forms such as kinusaiga and kintsugi, symbolizing her journey of healing and acceptance. Currently in her second remission since April 2025, Wong reflects on her cancer journey with a sense of richness derived from relationships and creative expression. Her story highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of art in coping with life's challenges.