Noryn Aziz says family support is crucial to help a cancer patient cope emotionally.
IF YOU are buying a new headscarf, this month you can do so while helping to raise awareness of cancer.
Local fashion brand Variante has come up with carnation-inspired scarves and the proceeds will be donated to cancer support group Pink Unity.
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Noryn Aziz says family support is crucial to help a cancer patient cope emotionally.
Variyan (left) and Lena checking out the scarves by Variante during the launch in Kuala Lumpur. – AZHAR MAHFOF/ The Star
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