you can go to private wing of government hospitals like UKMMC specialist centre

That's why i am saying, every sicknesses comes along with a little bit of luck, either good or bad you cannot control but what you can is choosing the path that is the best.
This is provided that you have a choice either sufficient quota of insurance to roll OR you don't have financial issue where we use to call "rich"
If you are rich OR your insurance is fully covered, what will be your option? If you still insist to go GH then i am kind of salute you

Your either your mother experiences concluded that you both are having some issue with the doc and their unusual charges but eventually you initiated your treatment start with private first right? I don't think your case and your mum case are concurrently occurr, if you mind to tell, why still choose to go private since you already have a bad one in private?

My concern over here isn't who is the best and what should be done but the option that we have. Seriously, if i imagine myself on my cousin's position, everyday sleeping in a room with 8 people, seeing them screaming, suffering and sometimes those nurses treated them badly, i will be very tired and mentally suffer.
When you diagnosed with cancer, you must be mentally strong especially when your immune system already went down due to chemo , you really need a good environment and people around to be supportive. Those environment is what GH couldn't provide.

Only if you have the choice, you pick whatever you think is needed and necessary.

betul pun

If u ask a doctor which will be a better choice for a serious sickness, most of it will answer u goverment...
For small case u can go for private la.. A very serious 1 even got medical card I still think goverment will be a better choice and support
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Private only want your money. Better use gov private service.

go read what others have wrote about public hospitals . cancer patient screaming and mental disorder in public hospital when the environment and the nurses fr hell treat u like some sort of guinea pigs. you still think u r in realistic world when u actually living like alice in fantasy wonderland.

This post has been edited by hackwire: Jan 19 2017, 10:05 PM

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My dad was diagnosed with stomach cancer stage 4 on Dec 2015. Went to Pantai Hospital Melaka for CT scan, doctor confirmed it's a stomach cancer.

After that, we went to Beacon Hospital (BISC) PJ for 2nd opinion. Doctor also confirmed. So my dad went for treatment in BISC ever since.

Chemotherapy is once every 2 weeks. Have to send him up to PJ and down back to Johor every 2 weeks.

The after effects of strong chemo drugs caused my dad's condition got worse in May 2016. My dad ended up swollen legs and blisters. Soon, he couldn't walk because everytime he uses strength, yellowish fluid (actually is protein) oozes out.

And sadly, he lost his battle with cancer and passed away on July 2016 due to lung infection and pneumonia, which I believe the cancer cells already spreaded to his lungs.