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This was the painful statement of Jon Jon Tabique, point guard of the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons. He had a budding basketball career, helping the state university rebuild into a contender in the UAAP. Then, in October of last year, Tabique was shocked to find out he had lymphoma.


Cancer.


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No prize went to either protagonists, but to ailing UP point guard Jon Tabique who is battling cancer of the lymph nodes, that match may spark as his life-saver.


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JON TABIQUE

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Cancer.


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Am I going to die?

By Bill Velasco | March 15, 2004 - 12:00am

"It’s so hard, because I can feel the medicine in my body. And when I see my hair falling out, it’s depressing. I ask myself, am I going to die?" This was the painful statement of Jon Jon Tabique,...

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Cancer victim winner in UP-All Stars duel

March 6, 2004 - 12:00am

The University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons pulled off a surprise 86-82 victory over the SMC All-Stars recently but there were neither winners nor losers in that exhibition match between the two squads at...

Sports