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parents are filipino and both seem to work in JP morgan...

splendid

little pinoy using blood from donation drive

little pinoy gonna escape ns but will compete your offsprings for job

mama a pr papa a epass but unwilling to use savings rather to crowdfund

both high income earners in IT

please do your part
donate more of blood and money too

he is a beacon of job
maybe to be with god
is a better choice

our pap can helped. they invite they solved themselves, stop asking this burden to us.

"However, Matt tested positive for Covid-19 while hospitalised. He had never been infected before, though both his parents have had Covid-19.

Matt is unvaccinated against Covid-19 because his parents were worried that the vaccination could lead to myocarditis. “The reverse happened,” Ms Reyes says."

Hahaha still blaming unvax for the myocarditis even when the kid didn't get covid despite both parents getting it...

The kid prolly got it before, but it was so mild and asymptomatic until tested negative...

But this time something weakened the child immune system 9696, until can kenna covid until jialat jialat...

Wait till the mRNA vaccinated parents find out what they are shedding to their own child which can cause a whole range of issues...

1..did he go get vaccination to reduce risk of severe Covid 19?

Covid 19 is a major cause of myocarditis.

Both working in JP Morgan are rich

even their Analyst earn around $10,000/ mth

so why the hell are they crowfunding ?$%%!@#$!

(25-02-2024, 01:51 PM)Ola Wrote: [ -> ]Both working in JP Morgan are rich

even their Analyst earn around $10,000/ mth

so why the hell are they crowfunding ?$%%!@#$!

Rich people use other people's money lah

Go test the unvaxxed kid's blood or affected tissue samples for the mRNA vaccine generated spike protein...

Don't freak out once they find out how the kid has these stuff in their bodies despite not getting jabbed...

Clue: shedding from the mRNA jabbed...

(25-02-2024, 01:44 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]1..did he go get vaccination to reduce risk of severe Covid 19?

Covid 19 is a major cause of myocarditis.

you should read the link or even the posts before yours

(25-02-2024, 01:58 PM)winbig Wrote: [ -> ]Rich people use other people's money lah

Singaporeans should only support and help own Singaporeans

Pinoys can get help from their own Filipino Community Group in FaceBook SG

I have one Pinoy Director whom I am sure earns $20k per mth like other Directors 

and a few headnurse in SGH who earns around $12k per mth

(25-02-2024, 01:44 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]1..did he go get vaccination to reduce risk of severe Covid 19?

Covid 19 is a major cause of myocarditis.

Did you get updated with the latest mRNA booster?

Scared you kenna myocaridtis so you better GPGT to show us all you are well protected...

Wah both work at jp morgan while ahbutt pukimak shake legs play games at home. What's wrong?

"He fell asleep several times in one day, then complained of chest pains that night.

His family sent him to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, where he was diagnosed with myocarditis, which is the inflammation of the heart muscle.

Early on 5 Jan, Matt’s heart function dropped sharply while undergoing tests.

This resulted in a cardiopulmonary collapse or heart failure, and he even suffered cardiac arrest while undergoing intubation.

While doctors managed to save Matt, he was put on veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) to sustain his life.

This is a temporary life support system for patients with heart failure.

He was admitted to the ICU, where he was dealt another blow — he was found to have Covid-19 two days later."

kenna covid only a few days later... still can blame the kid unvaxxed status for the myocarditis?

previously, the kid didn't kenna covid or any health issues even when parents had covid, now suddenly can kenna "myocarditis from covid" when covid only tested much later?

The Traitors in JP Morgan can easily raise funds or get special approval from Finance to cover that small medical amount. While the crowdfunding money collected will be in the parents Savings Account.

But often, the hospital will work out an Installment Plan for them to repay back monthly in 2 or 3 years. They do not fall under the 20% low income group so, will be fine.

(25-02-2024, 02:46 PM)Wy:Nox Wrote: [ -> ]The Traitors in JP Morgan can easily raise funds or get special approval from Finance to cover that small medical amount. While the crowdfunding money collected will be in the parents Savings Account.

But often, the hospital will work out an Installment Plan for them to repay back monthly in 2 or 3 years. They do not fall under the 20% low income group so, will be fine.

am surprised also why cannot go to company for help.  and pay in installments . 

(25-02-2024, 02:03 PM)wendychan Wrote: [ -> ]you should read the link or  even the posts before yours

Maybe is because ST put Covid-19, myocarditis and stroke
if put according to sequence,  covid -19 in the last.

Remember that FW with Covid?

He was in the hospital for 5 mths and was even provided speech therapy

I think tax payers paid more than Half- a - Million for his serious condition?


https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...ore-664016

Why no crowdfund for all the elders living alone who needs financial help or medical needs....

Why must crowdfund aliens who are invited by pappies to steal our ricebowl?
They should seek the help from their motherland!

But my previous IT Consultant went to another American Investment/ Bank

and his salary became $15k per mth

Mother  Ms Desiree Reyes, 42 worked in JP Morgan for 16 YEARS

Likely her salary is at least S$10k/ mth

Quote:Matt is unvaccinated against Covid-19 because his parents were worried that the vaccination could lead to myocarditis. “The reverse happened,” Ms Reyes says.

Looks like parents made a bad decision of not vaccinating him.

Vaccination can help prevent serious covid

(25-02-2024, 12:39 PM)wendychan Wrote: [ -> ]parents are filipino and both seem to work in JP morgan...

(25-02-2024, 03:45 PM)wendychan Wrote: [ -> ]am surprised also why cannot go to company for help.  and pay in installments . 

Both parents are working in JP Morgan can easily pay off the hospital bills via Installment Plans  in maybe 18 mths.  This is not a huge amount for them. I suppose they are trying to exploit the system in Singapore which is weak or more accurately, this system serves the Foreigners well.

They likely did not raise this matter up to her HR. Without formal written request nor official documents/ tax invoices, Finance will not be able to process this amount, it is not a big amount for them.

Both parent are high income family
Why start these fund.u can pay by installment
I wont help these ppl

This FT CECA was also from JP Morgan and he earns $66k/ month

Lives in East Coast area and has 2 Condos and a car

Singapore has HALF- population full of Foreigners

Why are we helping average and rich FTs?


https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/j...taff-to-be

JPMORGAN got a lot of foreigners inside. This is a fact. not all are bad. The mentioned confirm can pay off the medical bills. We should help those who cannot pay their own bills.

wowo even made it to mothership....
if they low income family can understand...
they dont seem to be


https://mothership.sg/2024/02/boy-stroke...cal-bills/

(25-02-2024, 05:43 PM)wendychan Wrote: [ -> ]wowo even made it to mothership....
if they low income family can understand...
they dont seem to be


https://mothership.sg/2024/02/boy-stroke...cal-bills/

I doubt medical cost is so high as it is at govt hospital.

Quote:She is a permanent resident here while Mr Semodio is on an employment pass. Both are from the Philippines and work at the same IT company.

The cost should be a few thousand under mediahield .PR and children are covered under mediahield life.

Priority shd be given to locals with no or low income

Mr Noel Semodio, 48

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The father is on Employment Pass and works as IT

Using Compass Framework, his salary is S$20k / mth or $30k per mth ??