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OMG...RIP, very young and suddenly. Name: Joseph Tan...he is a very strong man. RiP.

 I think this arhh, thinking during my time also. About two to three years, I am two times injected by Pfizer, first one still ok, 2nd times abit not good for by body rhh. Six months later, I took half a injection first from a China one then six another half later. But I has to stop, as I fell by body not ready can take again...then later that, I one-day, I walk sideway - step by step lehh...mati lehh. I do kana a slowly coming - a stroke lehh. So is still now taking my medicine...People's died sudden and some younger nowadays too. Doctor were saying is Cardiac arrests. As it can strike during jogging. But in this or his case, I rest my last word lehh. (This is me story) Still survive lahh

94 old uncle calling for his mum to come over to his hospital bed, he calling mom!, mum! come. come...

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[size=11]Thoughts like “Why me?”, “I’m (she) too young”, most importantly, “I don’t want to die” flooded her mind, (who want?, thinking?). in that moment, her husband asked her a question that became the North Star guiding her in following months: On instinct, she replied, “Of course, I’d rather it be me.”[/size]

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Well written lah!  It's important to drink water before you sleep at night and when you get up in the morning lah! Too much or too little water is bad for health lah! There's a limit to the amount of water to drink lah! You can measure your daily intake and output just like what those nurses are doing in the wards lah!

Nurses are doing their wards lah!, while been warded for 8-days is hospital due to stoke.

Stop worrying about financial situation of your children and grandchildren, & don't feel bad spending your money on yourself. You've taken care of them for many years, & you've taught them what you could. You gave them an education, food, shelter, and support. The responsibility is now theirs to earn their own money.
🚩Keep a healthy life, without great physical effort. Do moderate exercise (like walking every day), eat well, and get your sleep.

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OMG...RIP, very young and suddenly. Name: Joseph Tan...he is a very strong man. RiP.

 I think this arhh, thinking during my time also. About two to three years, I am two times injected by Pfizer, first one still ok, 2nd times abit not good for by body rhh. Six months later, I took half a injection first from a China one then six another half later. But I has to stop, as I fell by body not ready can take again...then later that, I one-day, I walk sideway - step by step lehh...mati lehh. I do kana a slowly coming - a stroke lehh. So is still now taking my medicine...People's died sudden and some younger nowadays too. Doctor were saying is Cardiac arrests. As it can strike during jogging. But in this or his case, I rest my last word lehh. (This is me story) Still survive lahh

https://sgtalk.net/Thread-S%E2%80%99pore...er-wedding

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[size=11]Thoughts like “Why me?”, “I’m (she) too young”, most importantly, “I don’t want to die” flooded her mind, (who want?, thinking?). in that moment, her husband asked her a question that became the North Star guiding her in following months: On instinct, she replied, “Of course, I’d rather it be me.”[/size]

https://mustsharenews.com/stage-4-cancer-wedding/

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马国演艺圈今年猝逝的第四位艺人

this is very abnorma

she is the 4th celebrity in matland to die suddenly this year

vaccine related?

Old Uncle is very Healthy....

Again coming back...  and cure again 

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Dr Lee Wei Ling was farewelled on 12 Oct 2024, in a solemn funeral ceremony attended by close family members & friends. Weather was marked by light rain, drawing comparisons to conditions during her father, Lee Kuan Yew’s funeral in 2015. Her nephews, Li Huanwu & Li Shaowu, led the procession, carrying Dr Lee’s portrait walking side by side under rain, symbolically reflecting the loss felt by her family, in his emotional eulogy through a recorded video, her brother, Lee Hsien Yang, spoke of Dr Lee’s profound contributions to medicine & her unshakable devotion to family.
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2024/10...s-funeral/


He described her as a remarkable individual whose life had left an indelible mark on those who knew her, as well as on Singapore’s medical community.

Expressing deep sorrow at her passing, Lee Hsien Yang reflected on their close bond and the immense loss he felt, having been unable to attend her final farewell.

He recalled his private goodbye to her in June 2022, a poignant moment that stayed with him during her last months.

Lee Hsien Yang also reiterated Dr Lee’s wish for a simple funeral, a reflection of her humility.

In accordance with her wishes, her body was cremated, and her ashes will be scattered at sea, symbolising her desire for a modest and unobtrusive departure from the world.

LHY acknowledged the efforts of his sons, Li Huanwu and Li Shaowu, for their role in managing their aunt’s care during his absence, thanking them for their dedication to her comfort in her final days.

During his eulogy for his sister, Lee Hsien Yang also conveyed a message from Dr Lee regarding the family’s long-standing issue surrounding their home at 38 Oxley Road.

Quoting from Dr Lee’s message, LHY said: “My father, Lee Kuan Yew, and my mother, Kwa Geok Choo’s, unwavering and deeply felt wish was for their house at 38 Oxley Road, Singapore 238629, to be demolished upon the last parent’s death.”

Dr Lee had been a vocal advocate for ensuring that this wish was honoured since Lee Kuan Yew’s death in 2015.

Dr Lee and LHY had strongly supported their father’s wishes, while their elder brother, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, took a different stance. This disagreement led to a public and highly publicised rift within the family.

In her final message, Dr Lee reiterated: “Lee Kuan Yew had directed each of his three children to ensure that their parents’ wish for demolition be fulfilled. He had also appealed directly to the people of Singapore. Please honour my father by honouring his wish for his home to be demolished.”


Dr Lee had maintained a private life, focusing on her medical career as a respected neurologist. She was known for her candid views, often unflinching in her advocacy for transparency and integrity.

Her professional accomplishments, combined with her strong commitment to her parents’ legacy, made her a significant figure in both Singapore’s medical community and public discourse.

Diagnosed in 2020 with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare neurodegenerative disorder, Dr Lee faced immense physical and emotional challenges in her final years.

The illness progressively affected her movement, speech, and ability to swallow.

Despite her health struggles, Dr Lee remained actively involved in public discussions, particularly on matters concerning her father’s legacy, until her condition worsened to the point where communication became difficult.

By March 2023, her brother LHY revealed that her condition had deteriorated significantly, and he feared he might not be able to see her again due to his own circumstances.

Even in her final months, Dr Lee maintained a close relationship with her immediate family, who cared for her during her illness.

Dr Lee’s funeral and cremation mark the end of a significant era for the Lee family and Singapore.

Her legacy as a dedicated neurologist and a firm advocate for her parents’ values will continue to resonate, even as the debates over the future of the Oxley Road property remain unresolved.

The rain that fell during her funeral, so reminiscent of her father’s final farewell, added a symbolic layer to this momentous chapter in Singapore’s history.

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Agenda to Depopulate the Planet Through COVID Vaccination. Revealed by Government Reports and Pfizer Documents

https://www.globalresearch.ca/genocide-g...on/5834966

            
I suspected it has something to do with mRNA vaccines. 

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https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-10-p...ncers.html

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SINGAPORE – Sugar and spice, & all things nice –  Madam Felicia Tan thought little girls were made of when her daughter Elvia Lim was born in 2019.
“My firstborn, a boy, cried throughout night. Elvia was different. She smelled as sweet as maple syrup. She hardly cried and always slept,” the 36-year-old housewife said, telling The Straits Times that she was blessed to have a baby girl who was naturally this way.

What Madam Tan did not know was that her daughter’s sweet fragrance hid a sinister underlying condition. She noticed that Elvia, at a week old, was not drinking enough breast milk. Concerned, she contacted Thomson Medical, where she had given birth. “I thought issue was mine, so I made an appointment with the lactation consultant & brought her along,” Madam Tan said.
The lactation nurse told the parents to rush the newborn to the emergency department at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Elvia was taken to the intensive care unit after she was diagnosed with maple syrup urine disease (MSUD).

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SINGAPORE – Sugar and spice, & all things nice –Madam Felicia Tan thought little girls were made of when her daughter Elvia Lim was born in 2019.
“My firstborn, a boy, cried throughout night. Elvia was different. She smelled as sweet as maple syrup. She hardly cried and always slept,” the 36-year-old housewife said, telling The Straits Times that she was blessed to have a baby girl who was naturally this way.

What Madam Tan did not know was that her daughter’s sweet fragrance hid a sinister underlying condition. She noticed that Elvia, at a week old, was not drinking enough breast milk. Concerned, she contacted Thomson Medical, where she had given birth. “I thought issue was mine, so I made an appointment with the lactation consultant & brought her along,” Madam Tan said.
The lactation nurse told the parents to rush the newborn to the emergency department at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Elvia was taken to the intensive care unit after she was diagnosed with maple syrup urine disease (MSUD).

People with maple syrup urine disease (MSUD) can't break down three specific amino acids found in protein-containing foods. These amino acids build up, become toxic and cause severe health problems. Without medical management, MSUD can lead to a wide range of intellectual and physical disabilities.

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People with maple syrup urine disease (MSUD) can't break down three specific amino acids found in protein-containing foods. These amino acids build up, become toxic and cause severe health problems. Without medical management, MSUD can lead to a wide range of intellectual and physical disabilities.

What Madam Tan did not know was that her daughter’s sweet fragrance hid a sinister underlying condition. She noticed that Elvia, at a week old, was not drinking enough breast milk. Concerned
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/h...-very-sick

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Yound...most probably especailly youngsterscyclying at >30km/h

He, old, order is Stop this Cyclist, I think no brakes lehh. Ok to stop first arhh or why he langan him, can knock into a young man...But he 

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https://mothership.sg/2024/10/man-found-...-building/

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An Early Sign of Dementia Risk May Be Keeping You Up at Night, Says Study
https://www.sciencealert.com/an-early-si...says-study

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Yound...most probably especailly youngsterscyclying at >30km/h

He, old, order is Stop this Cyclist, I think no brakes lehh. Ok to stop first arhh or why he langan him, can knock into a young man...But he 

"Mikotan Wrote: (good, but walking is best) 

Heavy weight, best to stay home."

"73-year-old Mrs Feng (transliterated from Mandarin) told Shin Min on Friday (8 Nov) that her 73-year-old husband had suffered a stroke in 2008. (That happened in 2008)

Though he was recovering, he fell again & was hospitalised in 2014 (isit another 10 years lohh). Due to an infection, he now has limited mobility and requires a wheelchair to get around. (This time he need wheelchair to go around, he also has heart problems and has a pacemaker....hope some good karma help him recover soon and hope he can walk again to tell his story).

At the time, the wheelchair’s wheel got stuck in the drain opening, causing Mr Feng to lose balance and fall forward, the 45-year-old helper said.
(I think, not only unlucky, it's also his karma is not good at that time as he is fall)...

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94 old uncle calling for his mum to come over to his hospital bed, he calling mom!, mum! come. come...

Deceased lived alone: Why lehh.  A woman, believed to be the man's daughter, was seen weeping and 3 female family members of the deceased were also present at the scene.

Neighbour said: A neighbour of the deceased told Shin Min that he had been living at the unit for some years. A 52-year-old man was found dead at his residential unit at Block 157 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh on Nov. 10 morning. crying. According to man's neighbour, he "had been living alone" since he and his wife divorced few years ago, reported Shin Min Daily News (Shin Min). (RIP for he.)

'Strong foul smell' at HDB block when Shin Min reporters arrived at the scene in the afternoon, they saw three police vehicles parked on ground floor of the Housing and Development Board (HDB) block. It was reported that it had likely been a few days be4 someone noticed the man's death, as there was "a strong foul smell" at void deck. Police officers were seen at the deceased's unit, which had been cordoned off. At around 3:30pm, the man's body was carried into a black police vehicle.

He is still young, isit something to do with how many times kanna covid-19 injection or Hard attack or both?.  As he stay alone...

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"Mikotan Wrote: (good, but walking is best) 

Heavy weight, best to stay home."

"73-year-old Mrs Feng (transliterated from Mandarin) told Shin Min on Friday (8 Nov) that her 73-year-old husband had suffered a stroke in 2008. (That happened in 2008)

Though he was recovering, he fell again & was hospitalised in 2014 (isit another 10 years lohh). Due to an infection, he now has limited mobility and requires a wheelchair to get around. (This time he need wheelchair to go around, he also has heart problems and has a pacemaker....hope some good karma help him recover soon and hope he can walk again to tell his story).

At the time, the wheelchair’s wheel got stuck in the drain opening, causing Mr Feng to lose balance and fall forward, the 45-year-old helper said.
(I think, not only unlucky, it's also his karma is not good at that time as he is fall)...

Maintaining a regular walking routine offers a wealth of health. Walking is one of the simplest and most effective forms of exercise, with benefits ranging from improved cardiovascular health to mental well-being. This workout is easy to do, is convenient and can be done without any hassle.