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Xiaotong Yang Meihui is a bisexual writer. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer the year before last and underwent 12 rounds of chemotherapy to fight cancer.
2026/09/23 10:27
Xiaotong suffered from cancer and today I received good news. There was no metastasis or recurrence. (Photo taken from Xiaotong’s Facebook)
[Reporter Lin Nangu/Report from Taipei] The bisexual writer "Xiaotong" Yang Meihui was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer the year before last. After 12 rounds of chemotherapy, she successfully fought the cancer. This morning (23rd) she revealed her current health status and brought good news: "The ninth time, I passed the test smoothly! It has been more than two years, no metastasis, no recurrence."
Although there has been no recurrence, Xiaotong still said that the sequelae of surgery and chemotherapy have not diminished but increased. Gastrointestinal cramps and dull pain in the back still persist. Recently, after eating a full meal, she has started to feel bloated and painful, so she has to change to small meals, only a few mouthfuls at each meal, and eat every two or three hours. "I didn't expect that my weight dropped by nearly 2 kilograms in more than a month. Fortunately, it is still within the allowable range, but I was warned by the doctor that I must increase my nutritional intake and not lose weight anymore."
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Since suffering from cancer, Xiaotong has been exploring why she suffers from cancer? After analyzing all the "causes of pancreatic cancer" mentioned in all medical reports, she found that none of them met: "No diabetes, no smoking, no drinking, no staying up late, no excessive obesity, no chronic pancreatitis, and no history of pancreatic cancer in her family at all!"
After in-depth discussions with many doctor friends, Xiaotong blamed two main culprits: "First, I was in charge of two careers and worked more than 10 hours a day. The long-term and continuous high pressure caused the immune system to collapse. Second, I liked to eat high-fat and high-sugar foods to reduce stress, which caused metabolic abnormalities and increased the burden on the pancreas, which may be the main cause of cancer."
Although Xiaotong is called the most hopeless death-death cancer by the medical community, fortunately, Xiaotong was found to be in an early stage. Many doctors said that she is really a 'super lucky person' among the misfortunes. Now she has successfully survived 30 months and has gone through half of the journey, leaving only the adventures and challenges in the second half.
Although some patients with pancreatic cancer have lost their battle to the disease and passed away one after another during the same period, Xiaotong still holds hope and is full of confidence. On the anti-cancer track, she strives to move forward step by step, "never, never, retreat, retreat!"
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