Twice Diagnosed: A Cancer Memoir of Resilient Faith Walking Through Cancer Twice—Held by Christ A Shipmaster who commanded storms at sea. A CEO who mastered precision and power. A believer forced—twice—to release every illusion of control. Dr. Vincent Wee had faced pirate waters, foreign prisons, and boardroom battles. Nothing could prepare him for the betrayal of his own body. First, terminal liver cancer demanded a harrowing twelve-hour transplant and a “borrowed life.” Years later, advanced prostate cancer returned with relentless force—radiation, uncertainty, endless nights. Twice Diagnosed is no polished victory tale. It is a raw, honest logbook: hospital beds turned altars, whispered prayers in the dark, fear giving way to grace. Through stripping away strength, pride, and certainty, Dr. Wee uncovers a deeper resilience—not forged in escape, but in being held steady by Christ amid the storm. This memoir speaks directly to: • Anyone battling illness or watching a loved one suffer • Caregivers carrying silent exhaustion • Believers questioning whether faith survives when life breaks twice • Seekers wondering if hope can endure long waits and hard truths No easy answers. No forced triumphs. Only authentic witness: when the shore vanishes and control dissolves, an Anchor remains. If you’re walking through darkness, longing for proof that faith can hold—open these pages. You are not alone. You are held.