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MAKIKITA sa kalsada ang lalaking hirap na hirap sa pag­lalakad dahil sa bitbit niyang sako sa kanyang likod. Isang anghel ang nagpakita sa kanya at nagtanong:

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A dear friend bravely recovering from cancer gave me a little book by a Presbyterian minister, John Izzo, which was turned into a highly acclaimed public television series.
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Life doesn’t have a pause button.
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                    [Title] => Tina Puno: A modern-day Mary Poppins
                    [Summary] => Tina Puno and her co-workers in the Kythe Foundation, an NGO, help children who have been diagnosed with cancer. Through art workshops and summer camps, Tina comforts kids undergoing treatment in seven government hospitals in Quezon City.  


Our 5’5" dusky bachelorette gets her tan from weekend outings where she accompanies bone cancer patients. Puno is also involved with the Kythe’s fundraising activities; some of the funds raised are spent on chemotherapy sessions given to the children every week. 

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Ang sako

By Ms. Anne | October 21, 2014 - 12:00am

MAKIKITA sa kalsada ang lalaking hirap na hirap sa pag­lalakad dahil sa bitbit niyang sako sa kanyang likod. Isang anghel ang nagpakita sa kanya at nagtanong:

Punto Mo

Well-lived, well-died

By CITIZEN Y | By Yoly Villanueva-Ong | April 30, 2011 - 12:00am

A dear friend bravely recovering from cancer gave me a little book by a Presbyterian minister, John Izzo, which was turned into a highly acclaimed public television series.

Opinion

A full life in the heart of Nuvali

October 22, 2010 - 12:00am

Life doesn’t have a pause button.

Real Estate

Tina Puno: A modern-day Mary Poppins

By Aurora Diaz-Wilson | June 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Tina Puno and her co-workers in the Kythe Foundation, an NGO, help children who have been diagnosed with cancer. Through art workshops and summer camps, Tina comforts kids undergoing treatment in seven government...

Lifestyle Business