Choa becomes a mother of twins after overcoming her battle with cancer

Choa, a former member of the group Craypop, has released a record of her journey through the long tunnel of battling cancer and infertility to finally holding twins in her arms. On the 21st, through her social media (SNS), Choa shared photos and videos of the embryos she encountered during the IVF process and the intense moments when her pregnancy was first confirmed.

The released photos capture Choa weeping, unable to contain her overwhelming emotions upon seeing the clear two lines on a pregnancy test. Furthermore, a proof shot showing hundreds of syringes and medicine vials carefully arranged in a heart shape with an ultrasound photo of the fetus placed on top hints at the period of endurance she has endured.

The journey from cancer diagnosis to fertility preservation surgery

Choa's path was not smooth. After marrying a businessman six years her senior in 2021 and starting a family, she went for prenatal checkups while preparing for pregnancy, only to be suddenly diagnosed with cervical cancer. Following the diagnosis, Choa underwent cancer resection surgery, and at the same time, had to undergo fertility preservation surgery to have children. Even after the surgery, she focused on recovering her health by undergoing regular follow-up examinations every three months.

This battle was a great ordeal for her as she dreamed of preparing for pregnancy. Recalling those times, Choa directly stated, "While preparing for pregnancy, I went for prenatal checkups and was suddenly diagnosed with cancer, and after going through the time for surgery and recovery, I even went through the IVF process." Despite the unexpected misfortune of cancer, she did not give up and endured the difficult times by balancing treatment and pregnancy preparation.

The joy of twins arriving after the first round of IVF

A miracle came to Choa, who endured long periods of illness and infertility. After undergoing IVF, she successfully became pregnant with identical twins. In particular, Choa expressed her surprise by sharing that she became pregnant with twins on her very first attempt at IVF. She recalled, "I never dreamed that this embryo would later divide to become twins," noting that this day last year was the day she first heard the news of the twins' pregnancy.

The emotion of the moment she heard the news of the pregnancy was fully conveyed to her family. The released video captures her husband wiping away tears while holding the steering wheel upon learning of the pregnancy, touching the hearts of viewers. Choa also poured out tears of joy and relief immediately after confirming the pregnancy, sitting beside her husband with bright smiles, enjoying the happiness.

"The baby angel will come at the best time" – A message to infertile couples

Choa did not leave her painful experience as merely a personal record, but reached out to those currently experiencing similar difficulties. Expressing deep affection for her children, she said, "Looking back now, all that time was a time that made Mommy healthier. I am truly grateful and it is precious." It is a confession that the hardships of battling cancer and infertility ultimately made her stronger.

Furthermore, Choa sent sincere support to those going through difficult times due to infertility. She delivered a message saying, "To all the infertile couples walking the same path right now, please hang in there just a little longer. The baby angel will come at the best time. I am sincerely rooting for you." Choa, who became a mother of two after giving birth to identical twins last February, is providing a message of hope to many through these actions.

"The baby angel will come at the best time"

On the 21st, Choa shared her feelings regarding the IVF process through her SNS. She shared the records of that time, saying, "If there is a good thing about IVF, it is that you can see what the baby looks like during the embryo stage."

Recalling this day last year, she said, "I never dreamed that this embryo would later divide to become twins, but on the day I first learned the news of the twins' pregnancy, I shed tears of joy and relief." She added, "Looking back now, all that time was a time that made Mommy healthier. I am truly grateful and it is precious."

She also did not forget to support those currently facing similar difficulties. Choa left a message saying, "To all the infertile couples walking the same path right now, please hang in there just a little longer. The baby angel will come at the best time. I am sincerely rooting for you."