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How Stage 4 lung cancer changed this former nightlife boss: From 5 litres of beer a night to Everest Base Camp

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Michael Chuah, a former nightlife and food-and-beverage business owner, was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer after spending decades running pubs. The diagnosis prompted him to fundamentally rethink his life priorities, shifting away from a heavy-drinking lifestyle that once involved consuming up to five litres of beer a night.

Following his diagnosis, Chuah redirected his focus toward outdoor pursuits and personal well-being. His lifestyle transformation culminated in a trek to Everest Base Camp, alongside engaging in activities such as hugging trees and traveling.

In addition to his personal adventures, Chuah now dedicates his time to supporting other cancer patients, finding renewed meaning and purpose in connecting with others facing similar health struggles.

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