Comments on: World Heart Day

By: Revathiy Thamotharan

Revathiy Thamotharan — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 15:43:15 +0000

A LOVE that counts,
Every single day without any doubts,
A LOVE that does not give up,
Instead patiently raises me up,
A LOVE that has the power to heal,
All the pain are sealed,
A LOVE that makes me smile,
Eventhough I’m travelling miles,
A LOVE that gives hope,
Whenever I feel like saying “Nope”,
A LOVE that nurtures courage,
At all life stages,
And this is a LOVE that never dies,
Instead it’s a STAR that will shine,
Always and forever as the best,
It’s the one and only; Mother’s love ❤️

By: yvainne

yvainne — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 15:15:09 +0000

I still remember vividly that my father passed away due to stroke 5 years ago. On one fine day, he was resting at home and suddenly he collapsed. My brother sent him to hospital immediately. Doctor diagnosed as stroke and he fell into deep coma for a month before passed away. We grieved and felt heart-broken over this incident as his heart problem progressed too rapidly to stroke without any signs or symptoms. It reminded me how important to take care of our heart before too late. Happy Heart Day!

By: Vinothyni Suppiah

Vinothyni Suppiah — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 05:29:17 +0000

This smile in selfless parents who used to spend their last pennies feeding us during tough times as they understand what a child does not say. I pursue my Master’s because education is the only key for freedom, to free our poverty. They didn’t manage to complete their studies quit school, and joined work at age of 15 due to the financial constrain of family. This means a lot to those who earn to be respected in the community with an educated status. They might not have a degree with them, but they own PhD through life experience.

By: norzila mohamad

norzila mohamad — Tue, 29 Sep 2020 11:22:04 +0000

My mom had a strock, she is severely disabled and paralyzed on the right side, cannot talk and is questionable about her comrehension. I know my mom want to be healthy like usual, she wants to live in a normal life, like everybody else. I always pray and hope one day, my mom’s condition is back to normal, able to walk, talk and laugh. My mom is a single mother, she had to take up many jobs befofe this for our daily expenses and pocket money. She works so hard and did her job without any complaints, she gave me the best no matter how tiring her job is, she still continue because she want me to live in better life. My mom always tell me to study hard for a good future and that’s all can make her happy. She is irreplaceable in my life and offers a kind of comfort and warmth in my heart that can never be taken away. Mom, you are strong and supermom!

By: Happy Foo

Happy Foo — Tue, 29 Sep 2020 08:14:24 +0000

My tears raced down my cheeks when i heard my kid (caesarean baby) first cry in the operation room. It was hard to describe the feeling in words but sure all mum know!

By: Fiera Zint

Fiera Zint — Tue, 29 Sep 2020 07:19:19 +0000

A few years ago for a trip up north to ipoh I stopped for lunch at a Nasi Kandar restaurant in the area. Whilst walking into the shop I saw this uncle with his little orange cat. I was so touched looking at them and their conditions. Although the guy didn’t have anything even for his self, the cat was still loyal to him by his side playing and being cute. The whole time I was in the shop I couldn’t stop thinking about the man with his cat outside and decided to offer them something. It was so devastating as they were no longer there when I left the restaurant. Only thing left was his homeless bed. I tried looking around for them but at no avail. We couldn’t stay long as we needed to get back to KL and so I left with despair. Until today I still felt upset for that heartfelt moment.

By: Liew Soo Hui

Liew Soo Hui — Mon, 28 Sep 2020 14:29:27 +0000

I gave birth to my triplets by caesarean delivery and I was admitted to ICU after the operation. Due to my health condition, I was not able to see my triplet babies who were born prematurely at 32 weeks, they were in Neonatal ICU too. My heart broke as I couldn’t see them for 8 days after delivery. On the 9th day, I got permission from doctor finally and I was on my wheelchair, I went into Neonatal ICU to see my little babies. That was the first time I hold their tiny little hands and I felt grateful for finally seeing them. That was my heartfelt moment that I won’t forget in my life♥️

By: Norawaza

Norawaza — Mon, 28 Sep 2020 08:35:48 +0000

The lockdown that occurred because of the ongoing Covid-19 was painful and tough for everyone including me who is an orphan with no parents or relatives. During the lockdown I had high pressure mainly due to loneliness as my husband was stuck at his workplace. Being jobless myself didn’t help the situation. I had anxiety and even started vomiting every day. I have nice neighbour who is of different ethnicity than me, her name is Valli but I address her as Valli Amma. She was the one who rushed to my aide upon hearing me vomiting continuously. She helped me calm down and even took me to nearest government clinic. After the doctor confirmed my blood pressure was high, she visited me every day bringing food and her blood pressure machine to check up on me. She conducts her check up on my health like a doctor even she isn’t one. She advised me to relax and eat healthy. After two weeks my pressure went back to normal and I started feeling more relaxed and calm. She has stood by with me in my most difficult time. I see her as an angel and even though she is almost 68, she is still as energetic as ever. Despite a difference in race and religion, it didn’t stop her from helping me. I will remember her my entire life ❤️

By: Norawaza

Norawaza — Mon, 28 Sep 2020 08:33:29 +0000

By: Darthy Ram

Darthy Ram — Mon, 28 Sep 2020 04:28:31 +0000

A long time ago I worked as a volunteer at a hospital. There was a little girl, who suffered from a serious disease. The only chance for her recovery was a blood transfusion from her five-year-old brother, since he had experienced the same disease and had miraculously recovered. Thus he had the needed antibodies to struggle with this illness.

So the doctor told about the situation to the boy and asked him, if he is willing to give his blood to his sister. He hesitated only for a moment, then the little boy took a deep breath and said: „Yes, I will do this, if it will save her life“.

During the transmission his sister was lying in bed next to him. The boy looked at her and smiled, but gradually his face became pale and his smile faded. He asked the doctor with a trembling voice: „Will I start to die right now?”